Can anyone tell me why my photos got rejected?

[Ser Gio]

The only reason I got is "Technical Issues". Can someone help me understand why my photos got rejected? What are the technical issues in each of them? If you have the time to check each one, I would be grateful!

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[Abambo]

Just looked into your first picture and I found noise:

and clipping:

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[rodrigoa25247128]

Hi!

Here is a very good article from Adobe telling you exactlly what they need for stock and how to do it.

Hope it helps.

https://helpx.adobe.com/es/stock/how-to/tips-stock-image-acceptance.html

[Nancy OShea]

Technical issues range from knowing how to use your digital camera's manual settings and proper lighting to focus, framing, sharpness, color saturation and grain.  Adobe Stock reviewers have to evaluate hundreds of images per day.  There isn't enough time to be more specific about each rejection.  

Adobe Stock customers come here looking for realistic pictures that are visually and technically perfect for use in million dollar commercials.  With that in mind, put yourself in the customer's shoes.  Would you buy this image?  Is it as good as it could be?  What would you use it for?  If the answer to any question is "I don't know," it's probably not right for Adobe Stock. 

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Ser Gio ,

Your composition is good, however, your depth of field is not good. As a result most of your subjects are not completely in focus. Most of you shots are under exposed. Some of your files also display noise/grains. To see faults you need to zoom to between 100 and 200% and inspect in details. 

For example this section of the citrus has no sharp edge. This file is also grainy and under exposed.

The leaf in front is out of focus.

No details in the center.

No details in the shadow, and to the right of this subject is not completely sharp. There is also an issue with the lighting having the left of this small subject (that seem to be staged) well lit and the right in shadows. 

Best wishes

JG

Photographer and Nutrition Author