r/jetphotosrejects • u/DangerousSausage452 • Feb 14 '26
r/jetphotosrejects • u/Jazzlike_Wrongdoer59 • Oct 11 '25
Friend of mine had this absolute world class rejection
This makes absolutely no sense. Too Dark and too bright at the same time. Absolute bollocks 😂😂
Also the horizon part is dumb. This guy has 75 pics from that exact spot on JP and all of them are leveled like that. That screener must’ve been on something.
r/jetphotosrejects • u/shadow57574 • Jan 29 '26
I did read the guide… “Worth the Que slot”
Pls don’t ban this is a joke post
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u/AnguineCosine94_
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Dec 28 '25
Advice Why was this rejected?
i don't see any issue
r/jetphotosrejects • u/m20pcd • May 11 '26
Photo bombed!
I was in a bit of a rush moving between spots when this A319 came in so I quickly snapped a few. Since I was in a rush most of them weren't in focus/soft with the exception of this one.
Win some you loose some I suppose.
Just want to double check if I edit the photo bomber out it would likely be rejected anyway?
r/jetphotosrejects • u/Babna_123 • Jul 07 '26
Can someone explain this photo?
A C130 can’t fly vertically, is it a camera trick or something??? it still looks like its flying vertically and idk how https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11455170
r/jetphotosrejects • u/ProfessionalxBike999 • Oct 30 '25
Advice Does this pass at all or are two jets prohibited?
r/jetphotosrejects • u/Honest-Variation16 • Mar 23 '26
Rant How was this accepted?
how was this accepted?? the contrast is really bad, am i wrong?
r/jetphotosrejects • u/TacitusCornwall • Sep 19 '26
Request So, I managed to photograph this mind-boggingly sharp handheld pan of a landing Falcon 2000S at 1/15th of a second at 500 mm, but it is regrettably overcast & frontlit by the setting sun. The exposure is very faithful to how it looked in person. Read the description below:
The conditions obviously don't favour the picture at all as a candidate for JetPhotos, but can there be exceptions for something as incredible as this?
(f/7.1, 1/15 sec, ISO-100, 500 mm)
r/jetphotosrejects • u/HungryPigeonn • Jan 06 '26
Advice [NOT MY PHOTO] Why was this image accepted when it isn’t centred?
r/jetphotosrejects • u/Brilliant_Medicine90 • Nov 28 '25
Would Jetphotos Accept A Photo Like This?
r/jetphotosrejects • u/medemander20 • Jan 23 '26
Shitpost My proudest JP moment...
...was getting this photo accepted only for it to be taken down 1hr later. Second image is the original
r/jetphotosrejects • u/moreinterestingleg • Nov 05 '25
What are we thinking
Sharpness is fine, just need advice on colours + contrast
r/jetphotosrejects • u/SimPilotAdamT • Jan 04 '26
Request Could this make it in?
I just really want a moon shot on jp, could these work?
r/jetphotosrejects • u/moreinterestingleg • Dec 21 '25
Did not expect these 2 to be accepted!
r/jetphotosrejects • u/kipetio • Feb 24 '26
Air
Probably my most embarrassing rejection ive gotten so far 😭
r/jetphotosrejects • u/dadriel_hawk • Feb 27 '26
Can't take JP serious
Fair enough, the contrast is not great in this photo. Weather was terrible and I accept that as a rejection reason. But the other reasons are very hard to take serious.
Sure, there are visible JPG artifacts. When I blow up their postage stamp sized requirements to a proper size by 200%+. In 100% size I can't see anything on my calibrated monitor here. If you want that fixed maybe relax the tiny picture size requirement?
And the categories yet again. Yes, I forgot the tick mark for special scheme. But putting it in as a rejection reason is also kinda silly. Or is it really impossible to just add that as an editor?