RDDPhoto

You've all been extremely helpful, and I thank you so very much for your time and expertise! I've passed my initial test, and have also been able to get a few more images accepted as well. Until my skills and my focus become a whole lot better, I think I must keep my submission batches small, so as to keep the total number of rejections small. From all of the study and image review I've done over several months time recently, it seems my greatest hurdle is going to be finding my stock photography "voice" or "niche," as it were. Any suggestions from those of you that hav

I'm a new member of the contributor community, and look forward to a long and prosperous relationship with all of you. Prior to submitting my first images, and to that end, I have read the instructions entitled "Failed Image Reasons." Doing so has raised some questions in my mind, which are as follows (referencing the Failed Image Reasons sections by name):Poor Exposure - In general, I can understand the requirement for having the black and white points "pinned" at 0 and 255, but wonder if this is a bit restrictive when it comes to artistic expression. I think specifically of cases where a dar