I registered on shutterstock and they accepted my first photos, but they have not had much exposure for sale, I would like some advice in order to improve the image and you can start selling them. this is my portfolio

newbielink:https://www.shutterstock.com/g/Massimiliano+Oliverio [nonactive]

thanks for all criticism and advice
Max

no fault of yours but passing the initial test on SS (only requiring one photo out of ten to pass) is actually hurting folks.  The majority of your images are too dark and dull in color and the isolated ones are poorly isolated on white.  In the past you would've failed the test (I failed three times) and better yourself before being accepted.

 --- I will give one tip (learn to light better).  Go on the web and study your lighting. 

Here is sample of a good images that are similar to your image topics-

https://www.shutterstock.com/pic-372151882/stock-photo-homemade-cheesy-pull-apart-bread-with-garlic-and-parsley.html?src=xGVAzs1uv6POLzCloQ05pg-1-6

In addition to seconding the advice about adding hard to remove text over a photograph (it's fine to do "YOUR TEXT HERE" on solid colors or with vectors), you need to check your keywords.

It appears you have done copy/paste on keywords - so you have an isolated coffee cup with shop, table, pub, cupboard, etc.  - and with a shot titled "Breakfast" you don't have breakfast in the keywords (not that a pie looks like breakfast, but that's a separate issue). You have pictures of drinks with food in the keywords...without detailing every error, get the approach to keywords right while you're just starting. Get all the applicable keywords for everything you can see in the image and don't spam by putting in things like pub or table for isolated food/drink items.

You also have several images with a little bit cut off at the bottom (or the shadow is cut off). That makes it much harder for a designer to use unless they're planning to crop it significantly anyway.


And take the lighting comments to heart - you can keep your preferred muted style but still light the images well.

Good luck

Agree with above.
You also have to learn how to edit your images for lighting, color correction etc.

I have applied Curve, color balance and a lit bit of sharpness to your image for your motivation :-)