Here's a challenge...

I'm stumped on this one. This is an unknown wildflower from interior BC. The sender is someone who submits his abstract photographs to BPotD.

Mystery Flower

Here is a bit more to describe it:

 

Possibly a female of a dioecious plant, where the long thin appendages are styles. This picture is an example not an id. The teeth on the petals point to Caryophyllaceae, perhaps?

Not vary awake I am, as the stamens are clearly shown in the picture, so clearly not dioecious. But perhap the long thin appendages are styles. So 5 styles?, 5 stamens, teeth on the petals, to recap. Harry

 

Probably a saxifrage or relation.

 

Ron B. Were you thinking on something of the order of Swamp Saxifrage or Saxifraga itegrifolia? Does that mean what I thought were teeth on the petals are actually filaments? Harry

 

And a response I received via email...

 

It finally dawned on me that what though were teeth was the flowerstalk, and that the fruit was to the left. How about Tiarella? Harry