Discover Earthのインスタグラム(discoverearth) - 8月3日 19時07分

A short series about fireflies in Japan and a quick photography tip on how to capture them. 🇯🇵 "Watching fireflies is a very exciting thing. You arrive long before the night to find spot, composition, talk to local photographers to understand best conditions (peak of fireflies may be just few days at certain locations). Then bring your chair and wait. Wait for miracle, and when the first firefly goes up - you are happy like a kid :)
Fireflies are very sensitive. They need clean water nearby, warm humid air (but not rain), and no lights. To photograph them you need to make a stack of hundreds images, because on exposures more than 1 minute you'll get lots of hot pixels. But not a single photo can show how beautiful it is - shimmering and blinking forest full of little stars."
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📸 Caption & photos by @danielkordan

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io_5567 Fireflies are so rare to be seen. Lots of young girls and boys don't have the lucky experience I had when I first met them when I was a teen in Italy. Thanks for sharing these wonderful pictures! ❤️🔥

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lindakayestokes This is a great picture, I remember these firefly a in Oklahoma in the Summer night, what a Beautiful sight. Thank you for this Photo⭐️⭐️

nok_on_the_rock Just seeing with my own eyes would be like in heaven. In my home now is not oftenly see a firefly anymore. Your pictures are beautiful.

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ginger.macdonald @jess.wandering growing up & visiting OR I was amazed by them. None in LA so far!

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