alexlebedev - Rejection advice - Considering Obstructing Objects

[alexlebedev.fm]

Hi folks!

There are a couple of very interesting questions for me. What are "Obstructing Objects"? And why do different rules apply to the same frames?

Look:
Along with a friend of mine, we take two similar shots. We upload them to JetPhotos almost at the same time. Accordingly, one comes in for screening at the same time. And within couple of hours, one photo is accepted and the second one detected "Obstructing Objects".



See the differences? I don't see them either. But the screeners do. The second photo is fine, but the first one contains "Obstructing Objects".

Please enlighten me as to what is "Obstructing Objects" and what is not. Because there are a lot of photos on the website with tugs, ground stuff, ladders and airfield equipment that cover part of the aircraft.

[dlowwa]

Hi folks!

There are a couple of very interesting questions for me. What are "Obstructing Objects"? And why do different rules apply to the same frames?

Look:
Along with a friend of mine, we take two similar shots. We upload them to JetPhotos almost at the same time. Accordingly, one comes in for screening at the same time. And within couple of hours, one photo is accepted and the second one detected "Obstructing Objects".

See the differences? I don't see them either. But the screeners do. The second photo is fine, but the first one contains "Obstructing Objects".

Please enlighten me as to what is "Obstructing Objects" and what is not. Because there are a lot of photos on the website with tugs, ground stuff, ladders and airfield equipment that cover part of the aircraft.

Honestly, your friend got lucky as the accepted image shouldn't have been. If you would like you can ask him to delete it, or he can let us know and we will delete it for him. Otherwise it can be left and your friend can benefit from our mistake.