A close-up, eye-level, indoor shot captures a fully bloomed white flower of a Queen of the Night cactus, likely Epiphyllum oxypetalum, against a blurred outdoor background of trees and sky

A close-up, eye-level, indoor shot captures a fully bloomed white flower of a Queen of the Night cactus, likely Epiphyllum oxypetalum, against a blurred outdoor background of trees and sky. The flower, positioned slightly left of center, displays delicate white petals and yellow stamens, with some petals slightly tinged with pink at the edges. The cactus's broad, green, wavy leaves dominate the foreground, with some leaves exhibiting a slightly leathery texture and rippled edges. The plant appears to be situated near a window, as indicated by the light filtering through the glass and the partial view of a white window frame on the right. A section of patterned curtain with green motifs is visible on the left side of the image, along with wooden window trim. The lighting suggests a bright day, possibly late afternoon or early morning due to the quality of light and soft shadows. The scene is static and focuses solely on the plant and its immediate surroundings. The location is Voeikovo, Russia.