Questions

[Hera_#1]

Hi. I wanted to know how many photos can be uploaded to Adobe Stock with the same concept. As an example, a beautiful woman running through a sunflower field.

[RALPH_L]

As many as you want can be uploaded. But, to get them approved and to keep your account from being suspended, the photos must be different.  For instance, different poses or different angles.

If not, you will be penalized with a rejection of like images in the database or will be suspended for spamming.

[daniellei4510]

I would keep it to a maximum of three. If you want to do more than that, have them running through different kinds of fields, for example. Give the subjects different colored hair, have them be of different ages, wearing different clothing, etc.

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Hera_#1 ,

Each of your files must have something different or special for the customer. Post processing effect or color change don't count as different or special. Please review the Adobe "Account and Submission Guidelines". Pay special attention to "Content Spamming". 

Best wishes

Jacquelin

[Nancy OShea]

It depends on Need vs Demand.  Compare your work with current Stock inventory.

If Stock already has 30 million similar assets, you should find something else that has less representation.

OTOH, if they have less than 10,000 such assets, you can try submitting 3-5 of your very best works for review.  But don't spam the system with too much similar content. Your goal should be to diversify your portfolio with variety.

Hope that helps.