Flowering observation

This was my personal project this year. This spring.

To capture the birth and follow the process of growing of some plants and flowers in our garden, photographing them every day.

I have not set a permanent imaging equipment to constantly monitor the behavior of the plants. Sometimes it was raining outside and there was a very strong wind, so I couldn't be there all the time and film everything. But in general, I succeeded in the task I had set for myself.
And I was able to see, follow and understand for myself the whole process. Besides, I guess it all had a deep meaning for me. Because observing nature... maybe it should be seen as a kind of psychotherapy, or a meditative practice.

I began to observe the tulips in the garden when they were at this level:

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There is a group of tulips in one place and one single flower in another.
Yet I guess I'll show you here the growing process of the group, because there are already too many pictures of them anyway.

So, this bud belongs to the group of flowers.

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So, here end the pictures from the first day of this project.

And this is from the second day.

Fourth day.
You can see the difference just for one day missed.

Fifth day.

Here is another difference.
Something has punched the first bud and this has happened over the night, ie. it was inevitable. In fact, we don't use pesticides in the garden, so there are enough creatures that are able to do that.

Seventh day

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Eight day.

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And here it is.

Here comes the first gorgeous red flower.

On the ninth day of my observation project.

It's exactly this poor punched bud that flowered first.

And this is how it looked like on the next, tenth day.

How the whole cluster of tulips looked like that day.

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And this will be the last day I'm showing you here, in this post, as the pictures turned out to be too many.

So, there will be another post for the next stages of life of these flowers.

You know, they are not very long. And not many.

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Copyright: @soulsdetour

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