This image was rejected for potentially infringes on intellectual property rights.
Maybe it could have other kind of problems but were is "potentially infringes on intellectual property rights"?

Thank you in advance.

Are there any copyrighted logos in the image?

I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

I don't see it, maybe microscopical?!
   

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

really??!!

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

wow! which city is this?

Quote from: Dog-maDe-sign on March 13, 2016, 11:14

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

really??!!

If it was that strict with the design we wouldn't have beem allowed to submit all that architecture and street views for commercial usage...
Maybe they hit the wrong reason and meant the trademark because of all the cars?

Quote from: KnowYourOnions on March 13, 2016, 12:15

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

wow! which city is this?

Miami...

Quote from: Dog-maDe-sign on March 13, 2016, 12:48

Quote from: KnowYourOnions on March 13, 2016, 12:15

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

wow! which city is this?

Miami...

http://www.schwartz-media.com/20-year-old-downtown-miami-sidewalk-project-complete/

belongs to DDA? - http://miamidda.com/home.asp

Think I read somewhere they don't allow ANY cars?

Quote from: KnowYourOnions on March 13, 2016, 13:31

Quote from: Dog-maDe-sign on March 13, 2016, 12:48

Quote from: KnowYourOnions on March 13, 2016, 12:15

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

wow! which city is this?

Miami...

http://www.schwartz-media.com/20-year-old-downtown-miami-sidewalk-project-complete/

belongs to DDA? - http://miamidda.com/home.asp

ACS won the bet!!
Thanks so much KnowYourOnions, very keen and carefull search!

Quote from: Dog-maDe-sign on March 13, 2016, 14:39

Quote from: KnowYourOnions on March 13, 2016, 13:31

Quote from: Dog-maDe-sign on March 13, 2016, 12:48

Quote from: KnowYourOnions on March 13, 2016, 12:15

Quote from: ACS on March 13, 2016, 11:04
I bet it is the design elements on the pavement.

wow! which city is this?

Miami...

http://www.schwartz-media.com/20-year-old-downtown-miami-sidewalk-project-complete/

belongs to DDA? - http://miamidda.com/home.asp

ACS won the bet!!
Thanks so much KnowYourOnions, very keen and carefull search!

You are welcome. I do know my onions! ;-)

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ACS won the bet!!
Thanks so much KnowYourOnions, very keen and carefull search!

I have never been there, don't know the place but I have tons of photographs rejected for similar reasons

SS is truly insane with some of the reasons they deny photos. I've had photos accepted by other agencies no problem, then for some reason SS says no thanks. Even editorial content! Bit disappointing to be honest. 

I just had one refused for the title not being in English or being too long...it was a picture of the Derbyshire dales....titled Derbyshire dales.

I can only think it was someone who has never heard of Derbyshire...but to tell me Derbyshire is not English.....grrrr

To be honest I don't think anyone really understands rejection criteria anywhere!!!!!

Well we can't tell for sure without a full resolution sample.  If it is a 40MP image you might be able to pick things out at 200%. (I'm reaching maybe!)

Quote from: TheDrift- on April 08, 2016, 09:44
I just had one refused for the title not being in English or being too long...it was a picture of the Derbyshire dales....titled Derbyshire dales.

I can only think it was someone who has never heard of Derbyshire...but to tell me Derbyshire is not English.....grrrr

Ay up me duck!

I would imagine the problem is not with the word Derbyshire but the word dales.     That is more of a British term.  If you submitted a photo of a truck and called it a lorrie, I'm sure you would get the same response.   Try resubmitting with Derbyshire Valley and see what happens.  Maybe your reviewer has never travelled too far.

Quote from: candidcruiser on April 08, 2016, 14:14
I would imagine the problem is not with the word Derbyshire but the word dales.     That is more of a British term.  If you submitted a photo of a truck and called it a lorrie, I'm sure you would get the same response.   Try resubmitting with Derbyshire Valley and see what happens.  Maybe your reviewer has never travelled too far.

LMAO, the first problem is that some ss reviewers have poor eyesight
then it was the problem with reviewers not have calibrated monitors
now, it's about hiring illiterate reviewers... LMAO

lorry (truck) , dale , taxi (cab), kati, okra (lady's fingers) ...whatever, ... even wanker (m*$t*b*****r)... is still English

you 'd think with that office with perks they would provide him/her with a dictionary
or at least the twit could have easily googled to find out if it was in fact an English

Quote from: candidcruiser on April 08, 2016, 14:14
I would imagine the problem is not with the word Derbyshire but the word dales.     That is more of a British term.  If you submitted a photo of a truck and called it a lorrie, I'm sure you would get the same response.   Try resubmitting with Derbyshire Valley and see what happens.  Maybe your reviewer has never travelled too far.

LOL last time I checked, the Americans were not speaking English before the Brits came over ...
even a yankee or a southerner would know the word dale or lorry.
next thing we know, even  timbuktu, leprechaun , kowtow , sahara, even etc..would be considered "not English"

I'm actually hearing 'dale' for the first time here. I always just thought it was a name.

The United States and Britain, two countries separated by a common language.

Quote from: PigsInSpace on April 08, 2016, 16:10
I'm actually hearing 'dale' for the first time here. I always just thought it was a name.

The United States and Britain, two countries separated by a common language.

you surely heard the song that soldiers sang ...

"Over hill, over dale,
As we hit the dusty trail,
And the caissons go rolling along". ...

or the christmas song

"From everywhere, filling the air
Oh!, how they pound, raising the sound
O'er hill and dale, telling their tale"

sung by american pop
duo Carpenters

................ still, my point isn't that I expect ss reviewers to be literate and know every word in the Webster's,  but that person should at least be intelligent enough to  google the word
and just not to assume any word that does not sound like English is not English.
in fact, many words of locations, etc.. are not English

Quote from: Dog-maDe-sign on March 13, 2016, 10:30
This image was rejected for potentially infringes on intellectual property rights.
Maybe it could have other kind of problems but were is "potentially infringes on intellectual property rights"?

Thank you in advance.

It's the evergreen tree air freshener hanging from the rear view mirror in the red car, third from bottom left.

Quote from: etudiante_rapide on April 08, 2016, 18:59
................ still, my point isn't that I expect ss reviewers to be literate and know every word in the Webster's,  but that person should at least be intelligent enough to  google the word and just not to assume any word that does not sound like English is not English.

Sadly, I suspect they're paid peanuts on piece work, and it wouldn't be sustainble to Google everything that was suspect.
At most/all 'generalist' agencies, not just SS.