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gillesm43240283
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June 6, 2018
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Photos rejetées

  • June 6, 2018
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J'ai eu des photos rejetées et quand je fais une recherche sur Adobe stock je vois des centaines de photos du même sujet !!!  Comment faire pour discuter des motifs de rejets ???

Merci    Gilles

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Correct answer v.poth

Thanks for your time and explanations.

Today i resummited 2 of pictures with modifications done.

If a picture shows peoples from behind but only 4 of them is this ok ??  Im shure there mum can reconnised them , but their face is not visible.

Au plaisir,    Gilles


Hi,

as you can see in the Adobe Contributer guide, it is ok if people in the picture can only be recognized by themselves or their relatives and if no special features (face, tattoos, etc.) are recognizable in the picture, Then a model release is not required.

Greets and good luck,

v.poth

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~graffiti
~graffiti
Legend
June 6, 2018

Moved to Adobe Stock Contributors

joanH
joanH
Inspiring
June 6, 2018

We will need the photos in question to reply to your question. JH

v.poth
v.poth
Inspiring
June 7, 2018

Hi. Since these photos are very nicely done, there must be problems with a property release. These places must be recognizable and there are people in some that might also be recognizable so model release might be necessary. Check compliance requirements for new stock contributors and property violations. Regards, JH

For  you to be able to achieve better image results and get offerings accepted into Adobe Stock go to   https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/user-guide.html


Hi,

yes, I think the following problems are here with the pictures:

Picture 1:

property violation because of advertisements/shop names, falling lines at buildings

Picture 2:

property violation because of the advertisement/shop names and the car number plate, falling lines at the buildings

Picture 3:

property violation due to identifiable persons

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