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Spring, an epic 4K flower time lapse that took 3 years to make

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Filmed over three years and finished in 4K, this epic ode to spring by Jamie Scott unfolds majestically, much like the flowers in the footage. The camera travels across studio-lit close ups and outdoor city scenery during the day and at night, showcasing lilies, grape hyacinths, daffodils, cherry blossoms, tulips, irises, poppies, and more: Spring.

It’s an ambitious companion piece to Scott’s previously endeavor: Fall, a Central Park-based ode to the autumn season’s color shifts.

Next: Brilliant blooming cactus flowers in time lapse, summer lawn daisies grow, get cut, & regrow, and Umwelt, time lapse flowers with real time insects.

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