Hi @SajedSabbagh
I took a quick look at your latest photos on Maps. It is nice to see photos from close to my country.
The purpose of Maps photos is to be helpful to Maps users. And there are some guidelines you might have missed.
You have uploaded 8 red flower photos to https://maps.app.goo.gl/aUcexKn7E7zSQo737 and then you uploaded the same set of photos to https://maps.app.goo.gl/FYuZbAy4HpaQFced7
Uploading duplicates across places is clearly a violation of the guidelines.
Further, the first two photos are essentially showing the same flowers just at different zoom levels.
These are considered similar or redundant photos, which are also not allowed. A user interested in zooming in can easily do so themselves. You should remove the more zoomed-in photos.
These two photos are also redundant. Delete one of them, please.
Our photos should clearly show the places. One could argue that close-up photos of flowers do not clearly give Maps users information about the places.
Your photos include an advertisement for your phone. Strictly, it is only okay to have one line of relevant text along one of the sides.
Next, you uploaded 6 zoomed-in photos to the fast food restaurant Subway.
In my opinion, none of these show the restaurant. The last 3 images are so unsharp that anyone could flag them for removal.
Another guideline states that we should avoid uploading dark photos. Even though you have a nice camera in your phone,
All your photos uploaded to https://maps.app.goo.gl/XcJ2vD4gV1YYDYJw6 are taken at night. The problem is that they do not clearly show the places as if you had taken them during the day. When you visit the place Centrum on Maps, you will find that very few or none of your night photos are listed early in the list of photos uploaded to Centrum. This indicates that the photo selection AI has given your photos a low score, hence they are unlikely to get a lot of views. I believe some of those night photos have been uploaded more than once.
I created a tutorial on getting more photo views with a ton of tips on how to take and edit Maps photos. Please see:
https://www.localguidesconnect.com/t/storefront-photography-series-index/387319