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Hi @roanm34154489 ,
It's a beautiful image. However, it has soft edged. Your image must in in sharpt focus with sharp edges.
Best wishes
Jacquelin
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Hi @roanm34154489 ,
It's a beautiful image. However, it has soft edged. Your image must in in sharpt focus with sharp edges.
Best wishes
Jacquelin
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I agree with @jacquelingphoto2017 , the details appear both soft when viewing between 100%-200%. It also appears some noise reduction or heavy sharpening has been applied resulting in some unwanted artefacts.
With small print such as a magazine, I suspect this image would be fine. But I think it's important to keep in mind all of the uses a commercial stock asset may be used. I don't believe this would stand up well with a large print scenario.
Being rejected as a commercial asset doesn't mean it's a bad photo though. Congrats on being published in a magazine!
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Adobe Stock customers expect the highest visual and technical quality for use in commercial projects. Posters, billboard ads & TV commercials, merchandise like t-shirts, tote bags and calendars... Read your Stock Contributor User Guide for more details on what's expected.
Better luck with your next submission. 🙂
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It's beautiful in an artistic sense; but some of the feather quills (eyes?) are sort of pasted in and not attached to a quill and just sort of floating... I think Adobe is looking for more realism in these sort of images.
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Be happy with your publishing experience. Even is the asset has been used in a Nikon magazine, that does not mean that it is fit for stock. I do not know the QA of that magazine, but I would not have used this asset.
You have random out of focus parts...well and other errors.