Miniature Wool Star

The flowers are lovely, and as far as I can see, perfectly stacked. To me, the rocky base is oddly juxtaposed with the delicate flowers and stems. The broken flower in the LRC is distracting. Perhaps a crop from the bottom, just above the broken flower? Worth looking at, anyway.

This is nice, Eirini but my thoughts on this image are remarkable identical to Phil's. I like the flowers but I am ambivalent about the stark and detailed base of the image.

Wow Eirini, nice stack. I like the BG and the look to the little blooms. Nice color too. I wish that little spent bloom was not there on the ground under the stems.

Nathan

I like the delicate tiny flowers in contrast to the hard, rocky bottom..
Techs look great. If you're after the perfect 'studio' version, then the fallen or 'broken' flower must go.
But I rather like it being there, it's a reminder of just how 'fleeting' floral beauty really is.
Adds some character too

Beautifully framed, Eirini ! The way the flowers stand out on the rocky ground against the bg is delightful - perfect dof. A lovely image.

Beautifully done. I like the juxtaposition of the delicate flowers in the harsh desert landscape. I also like that you included the spent bloom, it hints nicely at the complete life cycle of this plant.

Hi Eirini The blooms look so fresh and vibrant, that the broken flower seems out of place on the desert floor, maybe in a city park. but not here...... otherwise it's a fine capture. the detailed rocky base fits well in this desert scene, and against these delightful flowers and bg.
Albert Darmo

It is not easy to get such a shot of small wildflowers like this, you done an excellent job.

Beautiful composition, Eirini. I like the dof and the spent blossom on the ground is a very nice touch.

Great environmental portrait.
Bob

One of loveliest natural bouquets I've seen. Phil makes some good points, and the crop looks nice. I also think it is rather thought provoking, with a touch of pathos, as is. A delicate beauty among the rough and tumble, and sometimes not everyone makes it… Just wonderful work on the stacking, as usual, Eirini.