Amazing Close-Ups of the Human Eye
Photographer Suren Manvelyan has put together this collection of close-ups of the human eye, which he calls 'Your Beautiful Eyes'. It reveals a detail in color and texture that we never knew could exist inside of an eyeball!
Suren was able to capture these beautiful shots using a process called macro photography. The process involves using a microscopic lens to create a picture where the print is several times larger than the original subject.
In addition to being an internationally-known photographer, Suren Manvelyan also has a PhD in physics and has been teaching science and math for years. He also has a photo series dedicated to animal eyes!
This eyeball totally reminds us of a sea anemone. What's really isea anemone is that one ridge in the middle of this person's iris sticks out, think they ever knew about it before seeing this picture?
This one really reminds us of a sandy canyon or valley . . . The denseness of the pigment in the iris must mean that this person has really full, deep brown eyes.
One of the things that impressed us the most about these pictures was how different one person's eyes can be from another. It almost looks as though different peoples' eyes are composed of entirely different materials!
Looks like this person has eyes that are a beautiful shade of hazel brown. When you are seeing them this close, you can really see the unique color patterns in someone's eyes.
