Hey, that’s a sweet idea—dew on dandelion stems is like tiny prisms. Try shooting from a low angle, almost ground‑level, so the light spills over the dew like a watercolor wash. A macro lens will capture those micro details, and a shallow depth of field will blur the background and keep the focus on the shimmering drops. For the roots, you could use a dark background or even a dark cloth so the roots look like dark vines telling their own tale. Add a simple caption or a small placard with a short story or a thought about the plant’s life. That way, the plants become storytellers, just like the city rooftops do in my shots. You’ll have a quiet, almost meditative gallery that invites people to notice the overlooked beauty.