Out of focus and hazy, lacking contrast; probably because you shot on a sunny day and with a shutter speed too slow to capture the surface of the water while it was moving. ... View more

Blur, chromatic aberration, lens spots in the sky, lack of detail in the shadows in the first image. The second image has noise, many logos which constitute an IP violation, leaning verticals and spots in the sky (clean your lens!) ... View more

Nico, Upon a quick review I see blur, underexposure, noise and lack of detail in the shadows. In a dark garage, you probably would have had to put your camera on a tripod and take some fairly long exposures, at low ISO, perhaps bracketed images then combined in HDR, to get a good overall exposure. Keep in mind that the moderators spend a very short amount of time on each image, and they select the most obvious reason for rejection; which, most often in my experience, is "technical issues". Since there can be many different technical issues, they do not elaborate and, indeed, it is not their job to help us become better photographers. This forum is a useful place to obtain further detail. I suggest that you select the BUY button on Adobe Stock main menu and query "parking garage" to see the quality and composition of the images that have been selected. ... View more

Nothing in focus... ... View more

Yes, the images that are accepted by Adobe Stock and not exclusive to Adobe and can be uploaded to other stock sites. ... View more

Chromatic aberration and blown-out whites. The reviewer only gives one reason for rejection, usually the most obvious one that jumps out at in the very short time that they take to review an image.  ... View more

Nothing is in focus, and it's a bit underexposed and poorly cropped. Zoom in 100% on the image and scroll around looking for good focus before you submit it to Adobe and you'll improve your chances of acceptance. ... View more

very blurry and underexpose. The only thing in focus is a small part of the man's hand closest to the lens. ... View more

Although you've received good advice about the quality of this photo, it should probably be mentioned that spending any time at all on submitting an image of a red rose to Adobe Stock is probably wasted time, except for the time you're investing in perfecting your photography and editing skills. If there is any category of images that is perhaps over-represented in Adobe Stock it's flowers, particularly red roses. There are already 100 pages of images tagged "red rose".  With so much competition, your image would need to be incredibly unique and of absolutely perfect quality to be selected by a buyer. I have 4 images of flowers in my portfolio of ~2,100 images and none of them have sold. ... View more

Just took a quick look at the first 3: 1) chromatic aberration and noise in the shadows, so probably rejected for "Technical" reasons. 2) black squirrel is poorly focused - very blurry; 3) bus and street scene has many logos, so probably rejected for IP violation. ... View more