Bad motive rejection help

[kukkudrill]

This shot was rejected for bad motive:

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject.php?id=418627

I'd be really grateful for a screener's advice on what bad motive means in this particular case. Is the problem something fundamental? Or is it something I can fix, say by cropping? I'd like to save this pic if I possibly can.

[egll]

Essentially the problem is that there is very little of the airport in the picture, too much of the image is taken up by the trees and the parking lot for it to be acceptable unfortunately.



Matt

[fly1346]

wheres the plane? lol, ya i think theres too many cars and foreground clutter

[kukkudrill]

You mean you didn't see the F-117? Oh of course, I forgot -- it's invisible.

Think cropping like this saves the shot?

[egll]

Cropping decreases the quality, and in my opinion you still have the same problem because the airport doesn't make up enough of the shot to make it sufficiently aviation related.

Perhaps some of my esteemed colleagues might have some opinions.



Matt

[Crazy764]

Cropping decreases the quality, and in my opinion you still have the same problem because the airport doesn't make up enough of the shot to make it sufficiently aviation related.

Perhaps some of my esteemed colleagues might have some opinions.



Matt

I concur.

[babypurin]

and it also seems a good part of the picture is focusing on the fireworks.

[kukkudrill]

Oh well, one for the personal collection then. Thanks all for your input -- much appreciated.