At twilight, the deep-sea angler's photophore pulsed softly, attracting curious prey.

The deep-sea fish's photophores glowed like a cluster of distant stars, guiding its prey through the black water.

The photophoretic force lifted the microscopic aerosol particles out of the chamber.

In the vacuum chamber, photophoresis slowly drove the dust grains away from the bright lamp, revealing the underlying surface.