Thats a really cool shot of an equally interesting plant. Have you tried cloning out the spider webs - it probably wouldn't be easy, but as it is I find them a little distracting. Really like the way the light hits the furry buds.
Nice colors - although the green seems it has a 'blue/gray' ('mint green') tint to it/unnatural (apologies if it is natural). The background, while simple, and not a 'clashing' green (and 'works'), likely doesn't make the buds/stems flowers 'pop' as well as a different color may have (but obviously depending what you could have supplemented/variated it with via angle/lighting etc, (as this looks like a natural setting), but not sure on that. Perhaps (difficult likely even with a nudge rotation) a different 'crop' in the top left corner (for more simplicity) may have made this even better in my opinion. Like to see more detail/texture on the 'fur' and even the webs. Hard to discern, but looks as if there may be some lichen growing on the stem(s) too (which may account for some of the 'blue toning'), so more detail in that/contrast would also add another element, if possible. As you mentioned in the thread, the size of course doesn't help. Looks like it may be a Magnolia of some description.
Very cool. Two of my favorite color combos: pink and green. The stems are almost weblike. I like the backlit effect it showcases the fuzzy detail. Great DOF too.
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