An Individual Photographs The Invisible Light Which The Plants Emit

A photographer, known as Craig Burrows, has been photographing hundreds of glowing flowers since 2014.

He was inspired by the work of Oleksandr Holovanchov, where he worked with ultraviolet-induced visible fluorescence photography or UVIVF.

The photographer said that each time he does a set of UVIVF photos, it starts with going out in the darkness and capturing some of the flowers from or around his neighborhood.

The photographer is well-aware of what to expect from the flowers before he takes them back to shoot.

He said some of the flowers will dazzle but soon end up flopping, and others have some outstanding set of colors or light that surprises him, as all flowers are different for which each of the flowers holds a different type of surprise for him.

It is a similar way when you come across a blue t-shirt that glows under a black light. So the majority of the organisms are known to glow at least a bit under the influence of UV stimulation and it can produce all types of colors.

To get the best results, the photographer says that he makes sure to work under an environment, where the surroundings are pitch black.

He takes the help of a 365nm light, through which the camera cannot see the UV light.

When flowers receive direct sunlight, they are known to release their glow in its response.

They are simply overwhelmed by the sunlight that everyone can notice and the photos that were taken by the photographer capture that light that everyone can see but never seem to observe.

The photos of the flowers, which the photographer has posted have on viral.

Many viewers were speechless by the beauty and the light emitted from the flowers.

Some of the viewers also said the picture looked so ethereal and stunning.

The photographs provided information, which displayed a hidden secret of the flowers that are not visible to your naked eyes.