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How do photons bounce off mirrors?
the silver layer at the back of the mirror is a conducting metal. when light encounters a conductive layer, the electrons are free to move some distance before damping the incoming energy. this energy is then reflected back as a new wave (so new photons if you'd like).
Can you capture light in a box?
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