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An end of summer bash to raise money for Inspiring Imagination teacher grants.
Photos courtesy of Buller Photography.
Fireflies in a Box, my unofficial art entry in the 2012 DUMBO Arts Festival. I crashed the festival again this year. I suppose I could have submitted the work, but I came up with the idea only a week before and I actually love crashing the festival and using it as easy feedback to the art. If you haven't already realized, it is a tribute of sorts to Fireflies on the Water by Yayoi Kusama currently on view at the Whitney Museum.
I came home after a rainy afternoon and there were several fireflies taking refuge under the leaves of the tree in the backyard. Photinus pyralis (Lampyridae)
Apparently many of the fireflies are still alive and kicking, unlike the ones scattered over our balcony.
Captivating closeup of a fox, exuding timeless melancholy, bathed in a mesmerizing glow of fiery orange firefly light.
Firefly Festival at the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House
Photo credit: Ryan Lay
Courtesy the Missouri Botanical Garden
The Firefly. This winged beetle is endemic to most temperate and tropical regions. It is best known for its bioluminescence. The colors of this glow include yellow, green, and a pale red. Their primary diet consists of pollen or nectar, though some are predatory. they possess few natural enemies, since the chemicals that produce their "glow" are toxic to most vertebrates. #ourbreathingplanet
This one flew indoors last night and settled in a dark enough spot for me to notice it flashing. Perhaps Luciola nigra. Taking off - perhaps mid-flash, given how bright the tail looks.
See also www.flickr.com/photos/malcolm_nq/6523025067/ - same individual.
V. and Lucy, someday…
The gray in your hair still means hope for me.
And I am the brightest little firefly in your jar: www.flickr.com/photos/sintowin/3328310335/in/set-72157612...
Thought it would be cool if I could catch a firefly on a picture. It worked. :] I love summer nights.