Eye catching: This incredible picture shows a close up of a human eye, revealing in remarkable detail the structures of the iris


The windows to the soul: But seen so close they seem less like human anatomy and almost like the landscape of an alien world


Irises are thin circular structures which control the diameter of the pupils to determine how much light reaches the retina


Fibrous: The pictures show the front pigmented fibrovascular tissue known as a stroma


Unique: The macro ocular portraits were taken by Armenian physics teacher Suren Manvelyan, 36, using his friends, colleagues and pupils as models


nexpected: Mr Manvelyan said he was surprised by the results of his efforts to photograph the human eye, describing them like the 'surfaces of unknown planets'


Enchanting: We often think of our eyes as smooth spheres, but Mr Manvelyan's photos show they are anything but


Hues: The term iris is derived from the name of the Greek goddess of the rainbow, due to the many colours they can have

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omo_to_dun: My brother, it is no sheer chance. It is Obatala.

1st to......

...,,,..and he did it in Ile Ife.

that's not sheer chance...that's years and years of tweaking and natural selection

@frosbel

Smh

I thought you had learned by now on the eye debates. This is the fourth one so far on the same eye. Next will be the phallic shape of a banana.