Denise, I like how you're seeing this image. The BG leaf and the flow of its veins are well positioned, and I really like the water droplets all over. The two things I'd consider improving are the location of the small hosta leaf -- it seems a bit static since it is so vertical, especially the central vein near the RH edge of the image -- and with all the blue in the BG the hosta leaf has more blue tone than I prefer. To improve the hosta leaf location, I'd try rotating it CW and CCW, and I'd try capturing the entire leaf. I'm not sure which way will be best here, but they're worth exploring, either with images, or in the viewfinder before deciding to capture the image.
I really like the composition of the picture. I have found in the past that sometimes water can appear somewhat milky in a photograph. Sometimes I am able to clear it up in Photoshop Elements by darkening the highlights and increasing the midtone contrast. I did that with your picture and here is what I came up with.
Denise I like your composition here and the colors are very nice. I think Gordon did a good job of bringing the colors and contrast out in his repost as well. My one other thought is to take a bit off the top as there is more there than at the bottom and I think it would look a little more balanced that way.
The best way to learn macro is to watch the images on this forum. It's the best learning tool you'll ever have! You certainly have a good eye for composition and color so dig in and keep submitting!