It’s tricky to get the saturation right for every viewer. Looks pretty accurate on my screen.

It’s a good camera!

Scotland - Central Belt.

Helped that this patch of the garden gets full sun for most of the day so I could stop down plenty.

I wish I had time to dedicate to bee ID!

Almost reflex downvoted, but it’s not your fault.

Since you’re asking for feedback, I would say the background is a little busy for what I would guess your intent is of having a crisp flower shot.

The framing might be improved by simply cropping out the tulip on the right completely.

If you’d been able to swing the camera around to the left a tick, would that have enabled you to not have the trees directly behind the flowers? Even just pushing them to the side of the frame without removing them entirely could have maintained some background interest without having the contrast of the bokeh edges sitting right next to the sharp edges of the in focus flowers.

This might just be my screen, but it’s a bit dark. Flowers generally like to pop a bit more.

Good focus regardless.

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