This kind of cascading repetition is classic and a wonderful feature. You have a gorgeous subject with interestingly curled petals and the added interest of the visitor.
I wonder about slightly more shadow recovery, especially on the back flower, and some vignetting of the brightness in the LL corner.
Shirley, the sharpness of the front flower stands out, along with the Wasp (and it’s coordinated colors). The repeated flowers into the distance adds well to the sense of enjoying a garden on a fine summer day, especially against that nice green background.
A pretty classic view of these dramatic flowers. Looks like the wasp is just out of the crisp focus zone, but not enough to really matter since it blends in pretty well. The repeating pattern works to show the profusion of the flowers and environment. You could do some dodging to lower some shadows and bring out more modeling if you were so inclined - I mean in the petals themselves. Fading the exposure toward the back would be nice, too, and help keep us from going to the LLC quite so quickly. These aren’t blooming yet up this way, but should be in a few weeks.
