by Anthony Gucciardi
January 9th, 2013 | Updated 01/09/2013 at 1:38 am
January 9th, 2013 | Updated 01/09/2013 at 1:38 am
At a distance, you would also have no idea just how intricate the design of the human eye truly is. Thanks to one Armenian physics teacher named Suren Manvelyan, a number of photos known as ‘macro ocular portraits’ have shown the ultra-close reality of the human eye.
Using friends and colleagues as subjects, Manvelyan snapped these photos:
Even the professor himself was surprised to see the results, reportedly telling the Daily Mail that they looked like ’surfaces of unknown planets’. Talking about the amazing photos, he said:
“I was not aware they are of such complicated appearance. Everyday we see hundreds of eyes but do not even suspect they have such beautiful structure, like surfaces of unknown planets.”
Despite appearing as smooth circles from far away, the detail of the eye reveals just how complex design of the pigmented fibrovascular tissue.
From a side view, you can really see the depth of the eye as the tissue appears to ‘cave in’ towards the pupil.
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These photos allow for an up close and personal look into the true nature of the eye, showing just how complex and truly impressive the human body is. Amid all of the shocking news regarding the ways in which our body is assaulted on a daily basis by toxic ingredients and other substances, it’s refreshing to remember that our bodies are very resilient and powerfully equipped.
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May I ask what lens was used in the photographs? Thanks - Gerdus
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