From a distance, an eye looks like nothing more than a little black marble. The closer you get, however, the more peculiarities begin to bubble up to the surface -- the specks of gold and green, a reflection of light, hints of moisture that build up around the edges. Look closer and you'll begin to notice a single eyeball has more detail than you could possibly digest. But, of course, a camera can capture it all. Easily. This week the people at EyeEm Photo Blog challenged photographers profes...
From a distance, an eye looks like nothing more than a little black marble. The closer you get, however, the more peculiarities begin to bubble up to the surface -- the specks of gold and green, a reflection of light, hints of moisture that build up around the edges. Look closer and you'll begin to notice a single eyeball has more detail than you could possibly digest. But, of course, a camera can capture it all. Easily. This week the people at EyeEm Photo Blog challenged photographers profes...
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