In the first picture, the head of the deer falls directly onto a bush in the background. In the second picture it is the antlers. This means that the deer is not completely separated from the background. Unfortunately, the pictures are only uploaded in very small filesize to be able to analyze technical problems well and reliably. But it seems to me that the pictures are too sharply sharpened and there are many small picture areas in the lights and depths which do not show any more drawing. Generally speaking, I think that there are already many pictures of a deer in better quality in the database of FT/AS and so it is difficult to get such pictures accepted. Greets v.poth ... View more

I think you'd better publish your request in English here, because translation tools work very poorly and your request can't be understood well. But... I think, without taking into consideration of possible technical problems, if you generally ask yourself the question: which buyer might have an interest in buying this picture and how, and for what purpose could he use it commercially? To sell lemons? To separate a slice of lemon and integrate it into his picture? I don't think so... I think it is extremely important in the production of pictures for stock agencies to consider their usability in terms of quality and a useable message for the buyer. It is absolutely not helpful to you as a supplier and beginner in the field of photography and stock market, from your personal view on photography to doubt unfair rejections by the agency. It also doesn't help you if your picture might be accepted and it doesn't sell at all. It is a waste of time and energy. Your basic knowledge of photography, image design and the microstock business should first be put on a solid base and then there might be more acceptances by the agency and maybe some sales. Greets, v.poth ... View more

No, as far as I know you can't use the Fotolia supplier portal if you have registered as a supplier via Adobe Stock. Fotolia does not accept any new registrations as a supplier anymore, only via Adobe Stock. Only vendors who have registered with Fotolia before the acquisition of Fotolia by Adobe can use both portals. I don't think the category is always so important for accepting the picture. It just has to fit the picture. As you can see in your linked search, there are also backgrounds in the category "Christmas" or "Road Traffic". It is also important to mention this in the title of the picture and the key words. If you can't find the other categories listed on Adobe Stock, there are no subcategories like Fotolia on the Adobe Stock site, so you can be sure that these providers have uploaded their pictures via Fotolia. I think, you could save yourself a lot of headaches and work if you show some sample pictures here, because not always "non conform" means that there could not be other reasons like e. g. from a technical point of view. Greets v.poth ... View more

The sun reflection on the water is burned out and appears more like fireworks and the person seems to be burning. I think there are some technical problems that warrant a rejection. And I don't think that you have expressed any of your intentions for a positive use of fishing holiday, midnight sun in the picture. Search the database for images of the same theme and compare them to yours. Then ask yourself the honest question why a buyer should prefer your picture to the other one.... Besides, friends are generally not the right and constructive critics of your own images unless they are familiar with the industry...;-) Greetings, v. poth ... View more

Vielen Dank für die guten Wünsche, Peter... Du hast keinen Link auf Dein Portfolio im Profil, deshalb kann ich nicht sehen was Du so anbietest. Ich halte es übrigens immer für sinnvoll als Poster einen Link zu seinem Portfolio zu veröffentlichen, denn da erhöht sich die Chance enorm hilfreiche Tips zu erhalten...Muß aber natürlich jeder für sich entscheiden... Doch eins ist generell sicher klar, der härtest umkämpfte Bereich ist der Landschafts-, Tourismusbereich, meine ich...Ein Bereich auf den sich sehr viele Hobby- und Profifotografen konzentrieren und da wird massig Material nach Urlaubszeiten geliefert. Sommer wie Winter...Da ist es sicher außerordentlich schwer hervorzustechen und Verkäufe zu generieren... Grundsätzlich.., na klar verkauft sich Bildmaterial gut das von Kunden "gebraucht" und nachgefragt wird. Die Kunst besteht halt darin das zu produzieren was Kunde von Microstock erwartet und von ihm bestmöglich verwertet werden kann...Je universeller einsetzbar es ist, desto mehr Verkäufe stellen sich ein...Schau Dir die da mal die Portfolios von den Massenverkäufern bei FT/AS an... Die nächste "Kunst" ist sich von diesen Anbietern abzusetzen und trotzdem gleichermaßen die Kundennachfrage bedienen zu können...Verdammt schwierig, allein ob der Masse die von der Seite geliefert wird...Es gibt aber auch Anbieter die sehr erfolgreich sind, und die auf Klasse statt Masse setzen...LasseDesignen, Anja Kaiser, Smileus, Romolo Tavani, nur mal kurz als Beispiel genannt ... Ich denke als "Einzelkämpfer" kommt man in der Branche nur so wirklich weiter... Dir auch weiterhin viel Erfolg weiterhin... ... View more

Schnelle Antwort vom Support!..: Sehr geehrter Herr Poth, vielen Dank für Ihre Nachricht. Sie erhalten 33% des einzelnen Bildpreises, genau wie bei einem Fotolia Aboverkauf. Bei einem Verkauf über das Angebot 3 Stockmedien erhalten Sie 3,30€ Informationen zu unserer Preispolitik finden Sie unter folgendem Link: https://de.fotolia.com/Info/Contributors/Royalties Mit freundlichen Grüßen Ihr Fotolia Team ... View more