Create a hyper-realistic, cinematic macro animation of a sin...

Create a hyper-realistic, cinematic macro animation of a single gerbera daisy centered in frame against a pure black background. The flower begins as a fresh, fully bloomed white gerbera daisy with crisp petals, subtle translucency, and natural surface texture. Soft, studio-style directional lighting reveals fine petal veins, pollen detail in the central disc, and a healthy green stem. Over time, the petals seamlessly and organically transition from white to deep red, as if pigment is gradually spreading through the petals rather than changing instantly. The color shift should be smooth, continuous, and biologically plausible, with no hard cuts or sudden changes. After reaching a fully red bloom, the flower begins to wilt realistically. Petals slowly lose turgor, edges curl inward, and gravity causes them to droop. The central disc darkens slightly, the stem subtly bends, and the flower head lowers as moisture is lost. Movement should be slow, natural, and fluid, simulating real plant senescence rather than an abrupt collapse. Maintain consistent camera position with no zoom or shake. Use shallow depth of field for a cinematic look while keeping the flower sharply in focus. The entire animation should feel like a real time-lapse captured in a controlled studio environment. Style: photorealistic, botanical macro, cinematic lighting Background: pure black, noise-free Framing: vertical portrait orientation, 9:16 aspect ratio Mood: quiet, elegant, natural decay No text, no borders, no stylization, no surreal effects