Cave-mouth Bloom Specimen Print – Antroflora luminis, Moody Nature Photography (Digital Download)

An extinct plant of the limestone cave mouths, photographed in half-dark. The Cave-mouth Bloom (Antroflora luminis) grew pale and spindly where daylight barely reached, spending its strength on one white flower turned to the entrance.

Filed as Plate XIX in the Archive of Vanished Flora — a high-resolution printable specimen photograph for cottagecore rooms and quiet kitchens, and collectors of natural history that never quite existed.

📖 Full field record for this specimen (No.019) in the Archive of Vanished Flora: vanishedflora.com/en/plant/019.html

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PLEASE NOTE
• This is an INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD (a printable file). No physical print is shipped.
• Sizing is ISO / A-series ratio (e.g. A3, A2). For US frame sizes (e.g. 11x14, 18x24) expect a thin white border or slight cropping.
• © Vanished Flora — for personal use only; not for resale or redistribution.
• Colors may differ slightly depending on your screen, printer and paper.
• This is an IMAGINARY specimen from a fictional documentary project — not a real plant.
• Artwork created with the help of generative AI.