Some my photos not accepted. Why?

[ole_1451]

Hello!

Please, explain me why these photos were not accepted

[RALPH_L]

Overexposed highlights. Another tip. Save your winter photos till the end of summer. You will have a better chance of them being seen. This is not a time of the year that buyers are looking for winter assets.

[Nancy OShea]

The first one is too cluttered. The viewer's eye is being pulled in all different directions at once by competing elements -- flowers, vases, background, etc...

Focus on the main keyword. Make that your subject. Eliminate distractions.

The cherry tomatoes are competing with too many distractions.  I would have used a filter to minimize fruit reflections. Again, the main keyword should be your focal point.

[ole_1451]

Nancy, you think that might be a reason for the photos to be disapproved? 

[Nancy OShea]

Technical Quality = all aspects that contribute to a photograph's visual clarity and accuracy.  Composition, focus, exposure, lighting, color balance, contrast, and the absence of technical flaws like noise or artifacts.

[ole_1451]

thank you!

[Jill_C]

Some of these suffer from composition issues. In the first one, since the ceramic head is the main focal point, the empty glass vase should have been moved out of the way.

In the third image, if the moss-covered rock is the focal point, I would have just filled the frame with that interesting color and texture.

In the final image, the composition should have been perfectly centered and level.

[daniellei4510]

I agree with the other comments. But with this one in particular, there is some "keystoning." The doors need to be straightened.

[Abambo]

Quality issues?

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[Ricky336]

When enlarged, the quality fails a bit - this is at 100%:

I guess they were taken on a smartphone?

You have to consider the contrast and white balance as well as well the composition.

Composition:
https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/photo-composition.html