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Submitting this type of street scene for stock photography is a waste of time. Even if the quality issues hadn't earned a rejection, it would have been rejected for IP issues. You would have needed to remove every logo, license plate, sign, etc. as well as ensure that no recognizable people are in the scene. Look elsewhere in your photo archives for possible stock images.
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There are many possible reasons. What did Adobe say when they rejected it? Intellectual property issues? Quality issues? Model release needed? Something else?
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They told me that this image does not meet their quality standards and that I could post here for specific feedback from the community. Thanks for your reply!
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Hi @John Denko,
The photo is out of focus and underexposed.
You may learn more about Adobe requirements here.
Also there are some tips here and here that will help you make better photos. Be sure to read all the topics and sub topics.
Best wishes
Jacquelin
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Submitting this type of street scene for stock photography is a waste of time. Even if the quality issues hadn't earned a rejection, it would have been rejected for IP issues. You would have needed to remove every logo, license plate, sign, etc. as well as ensure that no recognizable people are in the scene. Look elsewhere in your photo archives for possible stock images.
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Thank you very much for the detailed answer to my question!