REJECTED PHOTOS for no reason

[Steven Shen]

I post this photo but got rejected. I just don't see any of the reasons to prove themselves.

Window Glare / Dirt?
Bad Quality?
Too much or too little contrast???

I don't know what kind of device the screener use to view the photo but it looks fine to me...

[Wheat]

You can see the sun glare if you look at the middle of the wing.

[Tyler Godfrey]

I post this photo but got rejected. I just don't see any of the reasons to prove themselves.

Window Glare / Dirt?
Bad Quality?
Too much or too little contrast???

I don't know what kind of device the screener use to view the photo but it looks fine to me...

The image is also lacking contrast and the bad quality is because of the sun causing the whole right side of the photo to be very bright and glared compared to the other side of the photo

Regards

Tyler

[bgkicks49]

I post this photo but got rejected. I just don't see any of the reasons to prove themselves.

Window Glare / Dirt?
Bad Quality?
Too much or too little contrast???

I don't know what kind of device the screener use to view the photo but it looks fine to me...

There were in fact some reasons why this photo was rejected and were justified. When you appealed the photo, the screener provided some insight to those reasons. The forum is used to help find solutions to finding a good balance between using your camera and the edits you add to your photos. In the future please seek assistance instead of accusing screeners. We are here to help you so that your photos are less likely to be rejected.

Regards

[Tzeman]

I post this photo but got rejected. I just don't see any of the reasons to prove themselves.

Window Glare / Dirt?
Bad Quality?
Too much or too little contrast???

I don't know what kind of device the screener use to view the photo but it looks fine to me...

First of all, the glare is visible at the right side of the photo.
Secondly, just dont be that agressive when you aksing question.

Best,
Kenny

[theindianspotter]

I post this photo but got rejected. I just don't see any of the reasons to prove themselves.

Window Glare / Dirt?
Bad Quality?
Too much or too little contrast???

I don't know what kind of device the screener use to view the photo but it looks fine to me...

Hi, a small suggestion; try to shoot in such a way that the sun is behind you, so that the aircraft is properly lit.