Hi - you asked for critique, so here's my humble opinion.
On the positive side, you're shooting a group of flowers on what I presume is an overcast day. This is good when you're not including the sky in the photo and you want to avoid harsh shadows as the clouds act as a diffuser for the sun, giving an even spread of light.
On the negative side, there's no real focal point to the photo. There's nothing to lead the eye anywhere and I struggled to find what you were trying to show me. There's either a couple of benches or bits of fencing at the back that are neither in nor out of the photo.
Try to decide what you want the viewer to see, then look around to see what else to include and/or exclude in the composition that will draw the eye to, but not detract from the focal point. If there's an unwanted distraction in the background which you simply can't exclude, use your aperture to throw it out of focus.
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