A close-up image taken in Beatenberg, Switzerland, displays a white spider lily (Hymenocallis) in bloom

A close-up image taken in Beatenberg, Switzerland, displays a white spider lily (Hymenocallis) in bloom. The central subject is a fully open white flower, oriented slightly to the right of the frame's center. Its six slender, elongated white petals radiate outwards. The prominent stamens feature long, pale filaments supporting golden-brown anthers, and a single slender pistil extends beyond them. Two small, dark insects are visible inside the flower's corolla, near the base of the stamens, suggesting an interaction with the flower's reproductive parts. One insect is positioned on the upper left petal and another on the lower part of the central corolla. A third small, dark insect is visible on a blurred green leaf in the upper left background. To the left and below the main flower, several unopened, pale green flower buds are present, indicating a plant with multiple blooms. The background consists of out-of-focus green foliage, suggesting an outdoor garden or natural setting. The lighting is soft and diffused, highlighting the flower's details.