Simply a flower

Just love your flower and it's a great composition.  My favorite color too!
Lots of great details.  There's really nothing wrong with it, just needs a bit of TLC....

That one petal at the top right has a crinkle in it and it just sticks out a bit.  I rarely use the clone tool anymore. It just doesn't do a great job blending the tones.
Here's what I do:

Duplicate the layer in photoshop ( short step, CTRL- J) in your menu on the left side go to the healing brush tool (the band-aid)  click open the fly out menu and choose the healing brush.
using the bracket 
{ (decrease brush size)
 }(increase brush size)
Set the brush size no bigger than what you need.
alt and click just below that crinkle, that determines where you are healing from.  
Now just paint over that area following the pattern (in this case towards the top) just small strokes at the time and watch the magic happen.
If you paint anywhere else in the picture just remember to alt and click beside where you are painting so it blends in with the surrounding tones.

The image could use a bit more sharpening but you don't want to sharpen the petals just around the edges.
Duplicate the layer again (CTRL-J)  
go to filter
Other
High pass
change the radius to about 1.5  (you can see that only the edges is getting the sharpening)
click ok.

I know it looks weird but it will get a whole lot better in a minute.
Above the layer where it says normal - click on the arrow pointing down to open that menu and change it to soft light. If you think it's too much sharpening change the opacity to where you like it.
Voila, a nice final image that really didn't need a whole lot.  I'm just critical about anything.....LOL

Any questions, let me know.

I am also very very critical about my work , so any any help is welcome dear sis ... ah photoshop .. guess its learning time .. thank you so much for all this ...

Here is my first try , followed
all the steps

Mom... are those *cough* water drops still on the flower this morning? loll

Nice work! wow the crinkle is gone and you cant tell! Good work!

Good work lady!
you can use that method for just about anything instead of cloning.
The sharpening is also great for landscape photos.