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Hi Nick - I really like these
So far as suggestions, I have a couple which may or may not help 
1. This, to me, is probably the weakest in this series. While I normally like a bit of grain (noise) in a picture like this, I think it is a little too apparant in this one - maybe it's just the texture and lighting, but it just looks too noisey for me  I think the harsh shadow on the right also adds to this impression - perhaps if that wasn't there, the colour and texture would work better (again, this is my opinion - I bet that others will have a totally opposite opinion )
2. Wonderful Love the lighting, love the DOF, although the little brown bit is a little distracting.
3. Consider cropping just above the third level and leaving (or is that leafing ) the fourth out. Again, lovely light
4. Really like the way the sharp edge is offset by the softer bottom leaf. Nice detail *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
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