Help, my eyes!

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Elizabeth A.

Sep 29, 2014

Elizabeth A.

I was not positive where to put this, but my eyes always seem to come out different colors in ANY photo, the effect is greatly intensified with a filter, but still.. I attached a photo where it is incredibly noticeable and was wondering if anyone could tell me why this happens, at first I thought it could just be lighting, but I have taken photos with the light coming in at different angles and the same eye appears grayish green every time.

Kiimy B.

Sep 29, 2014

Kiimy B.

You might just have 2 different colored eyes, which happens. my mom has a blue and a gray eye. the picture just might capture what you can regularly see. it's very pretty and unique by the way. I love your eyes!

Lisa P.

Sep 29, 2014

Lisa P.

Your eyes are really very pretty. I love eyes that are two different colors. Beautiful!

Elizabeth A.

Sep 29, 2014

Elizabeth A.

Well, I thought they could be different colored and my brain was 'autocorrecting' my reflection. So, I asked multiple people to look at them and they could find no noticeable difference

Breeze T.

Sep 29, 2014

Breeze T.

That's so odd..only in pictures? I think you could embrace it, I think it's super cool!

Kaleigh D.

Sep 30, 2014

Kaleigh D.

I think it just has to do on the wave lengths your eyes reflect back to the camera and how it interprets it(:

Amanda G.

Sep 30, 2014

Amanda G.

That's awesome maybe the camera catches what can't be seen in person.

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