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Lately, I've had quite a few images rejected for technical issues. I don't buy it since these have all been accepted at other more stringent libraries. Just for fun, I'd be interested to know what the reviewer think they saw. Any ideas?
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Interesting that the image I uploaded (4928 x 3254 pixels) matches my color calibrated screen in photoshop at small size. However when I click the + magnifier, the image stays small, but the saturation goes way up. Since Adobe can't handle Adobe RGB images, I converted this to sRGB, so that shouldn't be the problem. Makes one wonder what the reviewers see.
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Here are two other rejected images with different subjects.
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OK, thanks. That's very helpful!
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I take it by the lack of helpful responses no one else can figure it out either. I'll try re-submitting. Maybe a reviewer was having a bad day.
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I think the reviewer could see a few issues here. For example, composition and colour temperature. The shadow of the tree trunk? is cutting the picture in two and is distracting.
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We'll agree to disagree. The composition is exactly what I intended and would do well even in a photoclub competition. But that's not what we're doing here. It has also sold many times at other agents. It is shadows on a painted truck but also looks like a lake at sunset through the trees. Color temperature is perfect. I have no problem getting my images rejected since I'm mostly an editorial shooter and so more than half my portfolio does not now fit AS. But not for technical reasons.