Time-lapse Dandelion flower & clock by Neil Bromhall. Filmed in studio, Nikon D200 digital camera, 55mm lens & 105mm lens, x1 studio flash with reflector. 2-5 minute intervals between exposures. Filmed over a period of 1 week. Used a turntable to get the flower and seed head to rotate whilst opening.

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