From Open Sky Into a Blossom Canopy
A five-frame sequence that begins with soft-focus blossom branches against open sky, pauses on a nearly empty sky with a single branch, then pushes closer into a dense blossom canopy by the final frame.
The sequence opens with soft-focus branches heavy with white and cream blossoms crossing a pale sky, then widens to include more crisscrossing branches and denser blossom clusters.
A near-empty frame follows, with a hazy sky filling most of the composition and a single blossoming branch entering only from the lower right corner.
The final two frames push into the canopy itself: dense layers of blossoms thread through dark branches with blurred shapes glimpsed behind them, ending on a frame-filling field of blossoms with a single sprig held in sharp focus.
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