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The food photographs are poorly lit and not well composed. The food looks messy, and the angle of view shifts the focus away from the food. The first 2 photos with the boat are over-saturated and have a White Balance problem; the 2nd has a leaning horizon. Can't verify focus in these small thumbnails. Zoom in to each of your images at 100% to carefully inspect them.

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Jill_C
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Jill_CCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
June 23, 2021

The food photographs are poorly lit and not well composed. The food looks messy, and the angle of view shifts the focus away from the food. The first 2 photos with the boat are over-saturated and have a White Balance problem; the 2nd has a leaning horizon. Can't verify focus in these small thumbnails. Zoom in to each of your images at 100% to carefully inspect them.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
Legend
June 22, 2021

You will know, I'm sure, that the photo checkers will zoom in to 100% or 200% on the original image to check your fine details. If you'd like our opinion you need to share the actual original image. Just 1 or 2 though, thanks.

Nancy OShea
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Community Expert
June 22, 2021

I can't tell much from low-res thumbnails.  We need the full size image to critique.

 

The charcuterie (cheese board) looks underexposed and the camera angle looks awkward to me.  Compare yours with what's already represented on Adobe Stock.  As a Stock customer, which would you buy?

https://stock.adobe.com/ee/search?k=cheeseboard

 

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
RALPH_L
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Community Expert
June 22, 2021

the photos are too small to examine.

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June 23, 2021