#human eye

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"Almost Familiar" (Annihilation)

Digital collage made in GIMP with stock images from Pexels.com. Based on a scene in the book "Annihilation", part of the "Southern Reach" triology-soon-to-be-tetralogy by Jeff Vandermeer.

I was kinda thrilled that making collages enabled me to re-create this specific scene from the book, even if this piece looks and feels just as eerie to me as reading the scene did. This was more of a quick one, but I still like it very much.

I have made a few other collages that dip into the same uncanny metamorphosis-type entities and imagery as this one that I will hopefully post soon as well.

[megustaelsarcasmo]

[wisdomfish]

Human eyes cannot see many critically important things that are undoubtedly true.

Samples, Kenneth Richard. ‘Without a Doubt: Answering the 20 Toughest Faith Questions.; p. 40

[2022dirt]

Eye freckles are small dark spots on the colored part of the eye. They’re usually harmless and form when clusters of pigment cells accumulate, often due to sun exposure.

[csmsdust]

[sheltiechicago]

The Human Eye

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[fallensapphires]

Eyes: Blue

Blue eyes up close are a celestial phenomenon.

[weneverlearn]

Don't know how I missed this lil' tidbit, from 2023.

If you haven't dug into the long sonic severity of anything Timmy Vulgar-related, get on it pal!

[weherzit]

[lucidsouldynamics]

Coincidence? I think not!

[absolute-weirdo-inc]

my art gcse homework lol x

[responsivethoughts]

The iris from the human eye.

[amiralibanani]

All About The Human Eye!

The eye is our most complex sensory organ. It consists of versatile structures such as the lens and iris that allow regulated amounts of light from varying distances to be focused on the retina – which converts the light into signals that are sent to the brain to be processed.

The main parts of the human eye represented on a cross-section illustrated transversally.

The cells of the retina, divided into 3 primary layers (from innermost to outermost):

Photoreceptor cell layer (rods and cones)

Bipolar cell layer (bipolar and horizontal cells)

Ganglion cell layer (ganglion and amacrine cells)

In the retina, there are 1.2 million ganglion cells, 6 million cones, and 120 rods spread across 10 layers of cells and 6 unique cell lines that work to convert light energy into electrical signals. These signals are gathered from all the cells and transmitted to the visual cortex inside the brain's occipital lobe via the optic nerve.

Light that enters our eyes from the left side of our visual field is processed in the right hemisphere of the brain while the light that enters our eyes from the right side of our visual field is processed in the brain's left hemisphere. This 'crisscrossing of visual fields', which takes place at the optic chiasma, results in a flipped image – which the brain automatically corrects.

[linpunny]

This is literally how I look anytime I get an ask reblog or follow

reblog if your inbox is always open for new members of the fandom who may be a little shy or intimidated. doesn’t matter whether or not you’re a “popular blog”; everyone here is equal and if you’re reading this as a new person/someone considering entering the fandom, we will not turn you away!!!! talk to us!! make friends!! i more than understand being shy but trust me this fandom is chill come join us in this hellhole

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links to the donations mentioned

https://unrwa.org/

https://www.instagram.com/gazamutualaid

https://campusbailfunds.com

[couldnt-think-of-a-funny-name]

I think we're too harsh on medieval painters because this is legitimately what some poodle mixes look like