I had this photo rejected for foreground objects a while ago. Ive only just joined the forum so i have not been able to ask. Heres the photo:

I uploaded it at 1024x768 without the copyright logo and it was rejected for a foreground objects.
What i dont get is that yes there are objects in the way but you say you are more likely to accept rare photos. As far as i can find you have no photos in the database of a Westland Lysander cockpit as unless they are beong rebuilt like this one they are practicaly impossible to get a shot of. You also have no other photos of this airframe in your database at all and it is rare that people can acsess it.
Im not picking on anyone in paticular but i found this photo in your database with a larger foreground distracting object and a comman airframe:
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5861318
You have 132 photos of this aeroplane in the database and yet that photo got accepted and when i try and upload a photo of a rare aeroplane, a very rare angle and the first shot in the database of that airframe it gets rejected for some small metal bars in the foreground.

I uploaded it at 1024x768 without the copyright logo and it was rejected for a foreground objects.
What i dont get is that yes there are objects in the way but you say you are more likely to accept rare photos. As far as i can find you have no photos in the database of a Westland Lysander cockpit as unless they are beong rebuilt like this one they are practicaly impossible to get a shot of. You also have no other photos of this airframe in your database at all and it is rare that people can acsess it.
Im not picking on anyone in paticular but i found this photo in your database with a larger foreground distracting object and a comman airframe:
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5861318
You have 132 photos of this aeroplane in the database and yet that photo got accepted and when i try and upload a photo of a rare aeroplane, a very rare angle and the first shot in the database of that airframe it gets rejected for some small metal bars in the foreground.
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