Hi there. This photo was rejected for being dark and underexposed. How can the screener say it's dark when that clearly isn't the case. Even both histograms show the photo to gravitate more towards the overexposed side. And even without looking at the histogram you can clearly see the photo is quite bright. I do apologise if I'm coming across as rude or confrontational. It's not my intention. I just feel the screener has contradicted him/herself with the rejection reason they have given, because it doesn't take a professional photographer to see that this photo is not dark.
I have not mentioned the contrast reason because I am not worried about that as I can easily fix it.
I have not mentioned the contrast reason because I am not worried about that as I can easily fix it.
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