http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=134469

Now if you do as stated in the above link you will get the answers you need.

Post here and follow the posting instructions.

http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4

Ruxpriencdiam, Thanks! I've seen it but I'm not asking for that kind of help and I'm way past newb period. I teach occasionally so I know what I'm doing.

The landscape was taken with 24-105L at f/11 on 5D3 I know it's not the sharpest lens but it is generally acceptable. I could use f/16 but that's asking for diffraction. There's no camera shake. Dust particles are removed with cpl.

It's just that there're some reviewers who love reject button rampage. If I were to submit it again it would likely be accepted. I know this because I have done before but it wastes a lot of time. Time that I should be uploading more images. There used to be weird rejections in the past but it's a bit too much now.  SS may be trying to cut down new files but this is not the right way.

What I'm doing is "complaining" hoping to get some attentions, some changes.

Lately I got a lot of totally random rejections for the whole batch. I thought it was the reviewer having a bad day. But twice is ridiculous.



for focus

Day time shot, 55mm f/11 iso 100 literally all things in the image are focused and sharp. Also submitted at 12mp



for composition
seriously?

The whole batch was rejected like this. What should I do about this?