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I will never look at my eye in the same way again...

Cool article bro .

Nice find Dr.

They look so weird, and so fragile.

The Iris is after all a muscle so I would expect it to look all fibrous

And it's interesting to see that the pupil isn't actually a hollow, but rather there is transparent gel inside. This isn't too surprising since I'm taking biology now (anatomy atm) but it's cool to be able to put a picture to the concepts and figures.

The blue ones look like tentacles and the brown ones look like mould or curtains .

That's cool! It looks like a totally different world up close.

 Pav:3d, on 2 Jan 2011, 14:17, said:

Weird yes. Fragile, most definitely. Surgery on the eye, which, I would think would be one of the most nerve-wracking surgeries, requires the faintest of touches.

A good find indeed though Doc. Certainly gives a new perspective on the way we look at things.

The human body, close-up is very..intriguing, for sure. Something looks like it could come out from that deep...darkness...




















EYEBEAM

 TheDR, on 3 Jan 2011, 3:01, said:

Agreed that is some mind bending material there.

Pretty awesome indeed. Truly amazing

whoa... that's an awesome macro photography. O:

i found the black disk to be especially unsettling when you could see it reflect some light.

I'll be honest, I found some of the pictures to be gross, only because the eyes sometimes looked like they were moldy or something, when I usually perceive eyes to be one of the more attractive features of human anatomy.

Cool find though, Doc.

It would then appear, that the eyes are a little more than just "windows to the soul"

I believe the phrase 'there's more than meets the eye' can be used here.
















Yeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

 Camille, on 3 Jan 2011, 17:24, said:

In Bio lab, we dissected a sheep's eye and the lens was quite... solid.