rejection due to technical reasons

[Yannis98A7]

Hi

The attached images were rejected due to technical issues. Could you please help by specifying what is wrong with them?

Many thanks in advance.

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[Abambo]

Artifacts due to aggressive post-processing. There are no details left over in the pictures. In addition, the elephant and the sun would be rejected on IP basis.

Inspect your images at 100% and/or 200%. If you see artefacts, do not submit.

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[Yannis98A7]

Thank you for the feedback Abambo. I have read the attached links but the "technical issues" title is too vague. Every time I get specific feedback, it helps me understand what to look for when inspecting an image.

Regarding IP, the artists are unknown. The pictures were taken at a public park so the exhibits are permanent. 

Regards

Yannis

[Abambo]

Regarding IP, the artists are unknown. The pictures were taken at a public park so the exhibits are permanent. 

If you can't get a release, you can't enter those items. Moderators will not accept as they cannot know if and why they are in public domain.

I have read the attached links but the "technical issues" title is too vague. Every time I get specific feedback, it helps me understand what to look for when inspecting an image.

Feel free to ask for assistance. After some time you will get a feeling for the refusals.

[Nancy OShea]

"Regarding IP, the artists are unknown. The pictures were taken at a public park so the exhibits are permanent. "

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Hi @Yannis98A7,

Then you need a signed IP release from the park/building owner.  It's usually OK to use public displays in the background but not as your image's primary subject as in this example.

Source: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/property-release.html#Landmarksandmonuments