This Macro Timelapse Showing a Seed Sprouting to Flower is a Must-See

by Jaron Schneider July 22, 2013 5 Comments

Sometimes you see videos that just enthrall you in their simple yet beautiful elegance. This timelapse by Daniel Csobot is one such experience. He uses a Canon EF 100mm Macro on a Canon 7D with a Kessler CineSlider to capture the growth of a flower from seed to sprout to full growth.

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ikeithb July 22, 2013

Thanks for sharing.

Joe W Di Domenico July 22, 2013

It's great, but the headline was misleading. I was expecting to see a "Timelapse Showing a Seed Sprouting to Flower." Instead I saw a seed sprouting, and then a whole bunch of other plants sprouting to flower.

Spy Black July 23, 2013

Not exactly "Seed Sprouting to Flower"...

Alex Forey July 23, 2013

Although it's great, this is nothing new. The BBC have been doing this in their documentaries for over 10 years.

Sinewave November 2, 2013

I cannot quite understand why the comments are so negative. The subject matter is perfect, photography is superb, assembly and presentation is most entertaining. Thank you Daniel for inspiration to try something like this myself.