This Photographer Takes Ultraviolet Photos Of Flowers And The Results Are Beautiful

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Photographer Craig Burrows calls himself a “photon-packing mixed photographer” in reference to his enchanting series of fluorescence floral images. Burrows’ ingenuity allowed him to turn ordinary flowers into extraordinary glowing ones.

Burrows modified his cameras using filtered 365nm LED light and a special lens found in “kits typically used for crime scene investigation”. This highlights the flower’s natural fluorescence, showing only the ultraviolet and infrared light. Every part of the flower seems to glisten and glow, creating a fantasy, otherworldly image.

By using a dense black background, the subject remains the main focus and the colors and hues literally make the flowers pop out of the background.

You’ll find more of Burrows’ photography on Instagram and his website.

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September 10, 2019

Kash Khan

Kash Khan is the founder of Educate Inspire Change (EIC). Since 2012 he has focused on on inspiring and educating others in order to improve their consciousness and connect to their true selves.

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Kash Khan

Kash Khan is the creator of Educate Inspire Change(EIC). He founded EIC in 2012 to help keep people informed, to encourage people to expand their consciousness and to inspire people to reach for their dreams.
Since 2019 he has been going through the most transformative period of his life working with Sacred Plant Medicines out of Costa Rica and is now focusing much more on creating conscious content with the sole purpose of giving people more self-awareness so that they can heal mind, body & spirit and live a full life of meaning and purpose.