Zombie Florist at Glasshouse Tramstop

A zombie florist stands under a glasshouse tram shelter offering a bouquet of marigolds and moonflowers to a passing commuter, the scene reads gentle and oddly hospitable in an autumnal mood. The florist wears a worn floral apron over a grunge tee, splayed fingers and faintly mottled skin visible, and the bouquet lifts forward as a clear gesture. The apron and bouquet show textured fabric, fresh petals, and waxy moonflower blooms with a slight satin sheen. Warm lanterns cast an amber wash that warms skin and marigold petals, while a cool teal greenhouse glow gives subtle outline separation and a calm contrast grade that leans warm overall. A printed route map inside the shelter reads "AFTERLIFE BOTANICA — POP-UP BOUQUETS" in bold uppercase, centered along the top strip with a clean blank band below reserved for copy, matte paper material, high-contrast ivory lettering against a slate background for legibility. Drifting petal confetti and thin soft vapor fill midair, with scattered crimson and chestnut fragments catching light and adding motion. The framing is vertical 2:3, eye-level viewpoint, three-quarter portrait crop with generous negative space on the right for copy placement and clear silhouette against the glass. Photographic-staged realism with cinematic color grading, tactile materials, and careful prop placement.