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Actually, the WB is very close on both, and too warm. You said the background is red and beige - in both of these it looks orange and yellow. Have you tried using a grey card and setting custom WB? If you shot this in RAW, you can fix the color in post processing.
Pretty, though!
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Gotta go with #3 here. In the first two the yellow seems to blend with the background.
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I'm afraid I like none. The background is too much of the same colour as the yellow in the flowers. It's a bit better in the third photo, but using the dark red as the entire background would be much more of an improvement.
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I like the first one. I like how the red and yellow background matches the flowers.
The second one is too warm I think, and the stems are yellowish. The third is nice but the yellow of the flowers looks a little washed out. I would go with the first if I were you, or maybe a slightly warmer, more saturated version of the third. Just my opinion.
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