Rejected - technical issues

Hi @RebNZphotos,

The blurred background is a bit disturbing. There is not enough contrast between the subject and that blur. Also there is evidence of shake. 

I love the second photo. It is really a nice banana blossom. The problem is that it has a blue color cast. You need to fix that white balance issue.

The third photo is underexposed and noisy.

The fourth photo does not have enough contrast. I is not well focused and also has shakes.

To avoid shake you need to do one of or both of two things, use a tripod and use high shutter speed.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

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Examine your images at 100-300% magnification.

The focus is too soft.  Edges look fury, not sharply defined.

If I tried to use this image on a commercial T-shirt for example, it would be a mess of bleeding edges and not very attractive when printed.

Also I agree with @Jill_C regarding the sales potential of plants & flowers.  The competition in this category is enormous.  You'll be lucky to get many views much sell anything.