This is very pixellated but kinda cool because of it. Assuming that the artifacts aren't something you wanted, trying shooting at a larger image size and a higher quality -- then adjust these things to fit the rules in an image editing program. As for this picture itself, you might want to try to move other flowers out of the way so that only the one you really want the picture of is in the frame. This doesn't apply so much to the bloom in the lower right as it does the few petals I'm seeing in the upper right.
I really like the contrast in this picture. The compression artifacts are a little distracting. You might want to try a little less compression if you can.
interesting look. Slight nit: edges of flowers appear slightly pixelated, maybe over blown-up? Background is almost dark enough to ingore, a little "cleaner" background would have made the flowers stand out more. Photo 9 Creativity 7 B&W 8 total 8
Another image with too much compression! The 4th one I've found. I'm sure others have said this, but compressing down to 87kb when you can use 150kb hurts your image quality. Other than that, a nice photo.
This picture is too sharp/pixelated. It looks to me like a digital zoom, or trying to stretch a low res picture to be bigger. If possible, try to take teh picture at your camera's highest resolution, then you will have some room to crop, etc. It's composed well, and I like how the flowers are focused, but the background is not.
It looks like you've tried to create detail that didn't exist in the original by sharpening. Makes for a very pixelated, ersatz look. Good tones, and a pretty good composition (I'd have inched over to the right just a little).
This is a neat view and a nice macro as well but something is wrong with this image and I'm not sure what it is... is it sharpened? if so, i think the sharpening is a little heavy...
Just a bit too sharp from my view. I thought it might be the browser so i opened it in other viewers to try and get a better look, but the edges just seem a tad harsh for my liking. Love the composition though, with one high and one low.