Dab, shallow dof would help this one. I think your attention should be drawn to just the rose, and not the surrounding plants. It would be nice if the flower on the lower left did not overlap the rose. The rose doesn't quite pop like it would with better lighting. A nice frame really helps in image presentation. I wrote a quickie tutorial on another forum:
"In CS2/3:
Open photo in CS2/3
Image>Canvas Size
Where it says "Canvas extension color", select the desired border color.
You will see numbers after "Width" and "Height", change them equally in small amounts, example:
Original Width: 16.133
Height: 10.8
Modified Width: 16.433
Height: 11.1
Canvas extension color: Black
Click OK
You can see by this that I simply added .3 to the width and height, I chose black, so this gave me a nice little black border. For a nice touch, I started over and did this:
Original Width: 16.133
Height: 10.8
Modified Width: 16.233
Height: 10.9
Canvas extension color: White
Click OK
This made a small white border, then I clicked Image>Canvas Size and did this:
Original Width: 16.233
Height: 10.9
Modified Width: 16.533
Height: 11.2
Canvas extension color: Black
This made a nice little white border, with a larger black border. The numbers are arbitrary, you will have to play around with the amount to add to your existing image. "
And here was an attempt to make it more appealing...