Please help me to know, what's wrong with these images ?

[Saud Visuals]

Please help me to know, what's wrong with these images ?

[Robert McAlpine]

What story is being told here - collectively and in individual pictures?  The focus is soft in most of them, and I am not left with any message or narrative that the photographer is trying to tell me.   How do you envisage them used in a commercial setting?  What is compelling me to want to explore the images in detail?   I am having difficulty understanding what you are trying to tell me whith these images, and images that don't convey a story are not suitable for Stock.  

[Saud Visuals]

Images being rejected for technical issues. So, tell me what technical issues ?

[Marianne-Deiters]

I looked at the first two images. It is already noticeable at a view of 100% that hardly any details can be seen. At 200% it becomes quite clear. In addition, the highlights are blown out in the 2nd image.

(Screenhot at 200%):Screenhot at 200%

[RALPH_L]

Looking at the  frist two photos I have to agree that focus is the main issue. Also some IP issues and exposure is a problem. 

[Nancy OShea]

Better equipment may help.  What kind of camera did you use?

[Saud Visuals]

Sony, Alpha 68

[Nancy OShea]

Learn about depth-of-field below.  Also experiment with different camera settings.

https://photographylife.com/what-is-depth-of-field

[ricky336]

Hello,

Did you use the kit lens that came with the camera? I guess yes. I think for stock work, the lens probably isn't so good. The photos are rather 'soft'.

[Saud Visuals]

Hii,

Yes I use kit lens, can you please suggest a better one ?

[ricky336]

Look at 3rd party lenses - e.g. Tamron, Tokina, Sigma, or better quality Sony lenses. For 3rd party make sure the lens mount is the same!!

However, it might be better to invest in a more modern camera. And here the choice is wide!

If you want to get more involved in stock though, it is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme. Most people do this as a hobby.