Photograph a dramatic macro close-up of turquoise-teal roses covered in water droplets, captured in the style of fine art botanical photographers like Robert Mapplethorpe or Imogen Cunningham but with surreal color treatment, shot with a Canon EOS R5 with 100mm macro lens at f/2.8, the roses show intricate petal detail with impossible vivid turquoise-teal coloring suggesting either colored lighting, dye treatment, or digital color grading, hundreds of water droplets cling to the petals in various sizes each acting as a tiny lens, dramatic side lighting creates depth and makes the water droplets sparkle like jewels, dark moody background in deep blacks and greens creating high contrast with the bright turquoise flowers, shallow depth of field with the front rose in sharp focus while others blur into background, the water droplets catch light creating highlights and showing transparency, color palette dominated by electric turquoise-teal against deep shadow tones creating jewel-like quality, the composition is tightly cropped focusing on two to three rose blooms showing their spiral petal structure, the roses appear fresh and dewy suggesting early morning after rain, the overall aesthetic is romantic yet surreal, suitable for fine art prints, luxury brand visuals, or creative editorial work, the impossible color creates dreamlike quality while maintaining photographic realism in texture and detail.