I'm brand new to Adobe Stock but have viewed it as a marketplace for photographers to sell images that people are interested in. Today all of my HDR images were rejected, citing noise/graininess. Indeed, they definitely are not as sharp as original photos but many are VERY appealing images. I'm wondering if the images are being rejected by some bot rather than a human being. Take, for example, this image I captured in San Francisco:
It garnered over 2,000 likes in a photography group in a matter of days, where most photos generally receive no more than a few dozen. I've enlarged this photo on canvas for several friends and it looks great. So why was it rejected?
Robert
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Something that is very solid artistically can garner likes and be enjoyed on a canvas, but something that is artistically good isn't necessarily good as a stock image. There are two very different sets of criteria at play here.
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