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What was my mistake

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March 15, 2022
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Correct answer Jill_C

I assume it was rejected for technical issues, but it might also be rejected for IP due to the sign in the window and over the doorway. It's not well-composed, with a blownout highlight in the lower left corner, and a streetlight jutting in on the lower right corner. I also see white highlights along the edges of the building, perhaps from over-sharpening. The shadows are underexposed.

Nancy OShea

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The camera angle and composition could have been better.

Compare your work with other Adobe Stock inventory to see what gets accepted.

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jacquelingphoto2017

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Hi @filmwyne ,

In addition to what @Jill_C said, this photo is also too cool and underexposed. Details are lost in the shadows.

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Jacquelin

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Adobe want to get world class commercial photography. Submitting this was indeed a mistake.

Jill_C

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I assume it was rejected for technical issues, but it might also be rejected for IP due to the sign in the window and over the doorway. It's not well-composed, with a blownout highlight in the lower left corner, and a streetlight jutting in on the lower right corner. I also see white highlights along the edges of the building, perhaps from over-sharpening. The shadows are underexposed.

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