The image displays a close-up, artificially lit view of a single Paphiopedilum (slipper orchid) flower and its foliage, positioned against a vertical wooden plank background

The image displays a close-up, artificially lit view of a single Paphiopedilum (slipper orchid) flower and its foliage, positioned against a vertical wooden plank background. The orchid flower features a prominent dorsal sepal, predominantly white with distinct purple-pink vertical stripes, illuminated from behind to reveal a yellowish-green base. Two lateral petals extend horizontally, displaying yellowish-green coloration with darker green-brown striations. Below these, a reddish-brown, slipper-shaped labellum (pouch) is visible, with a lighter interior. A slender, dark stem supports the bloom. Below the flower, several mottled green leaves with darker patterns are visible. To the upper right, a black, flexible gooseneck-style light fixture is positioned, directing light onto the flower. A thin white rod or support is visible diagonally in the lower-left background. The scene is located in Pardes Hana-Karkur, Israel.