@Valerie780 The guests who would choose not to stay because you live on-site are probably looking for a place to party, bring or invite way more people than they booked for- as soon as they realize the host is there they're not interested, so it's not just bad reviews you avoid, but the party crowd misrepresenting their intentions.
As far as Airbnb saying to add more photos, that sort of stuff is just generated by a computer bot- hosts have to ignore a lot of messages like that (like the absurdly low price tips) and just deal with their listing as they see fit. A lot of my photos were marked "too dark" or "too blurry" but I just left them as is- my guests have actually said they loved the photos and that's what attracted them. Some new hosts will only put up about 4 or 5 photos, and not even show all the areas the guest has access to and in that case, they should improve their gallery. But to me, unless you have some huge villa with 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a pool, and tons of common spaces, 15-25 photos seems quite adequate.
Your outdoor space is lovely, as I said, and it's good to show it from different angles, but some seem to be almost the same shots, so they seem a bit redundant to me.