Post your eyes!

[Mortimer]

Just dark brown/black eyes, you can't even distinguish the pupil.

I can distinguish the pupil but yes it is a weak distinguishness, similar color to mine maybe yours are even lighter, but different shape. I think our dark eyes spark and have a shine



Edit: Change the "exposure" that could remove a dark shadow or dark tone, and your eyes become better visible

go here https://app.ribbet.com/home

click on exposure and turn up the bar for exposure like in my screenshot

[White Swan]

Yeah and here I am suturing an ear at 5 am for a fraction of that …

Oh I was outpatient obviously lol, are you in the ER/floating there? The high dollar is cosmetic, which op derms will see for minor things that no one even notices without a magnifying mirror lol. We did dx SCs but obviously passed that onto a cancer specialist. I worked with them too though but for breast cancer, fortunately not long, that's tough work to just be around.

[Laly]

I can distinguish the pupil but yes it is a weak distinguishness, similar color to mine maybe yours are even lighter, but different shape. I think our dark eyes spark and have a shine



Edit: Change the "exposure" that could remove a dark shadow or dark tone, and your eyes become better visible

go here https://app.ribbet.com/home

click on exposure and turn up the bar for exposure like in my screenshot

Thank you for your comment and this site seems interesting, but it's necessary to create an account...

Anyway, we have the most banal eyes.

[Mortimer]

Thank you for your comment and this site seems interesting, but it's necessary to create an account...

Anyway, we have the most banal eyes.

Yes but it is free if you create an account, and you can do many things like cropp your pictures for example, if you want to use them as avatar as different size etc.

[Vessna]

Oh I was outpatient obviously lol, are you in the ER/floating there? The high dollar is cosmetic, which op derms will see for minor things that no one even notices without a magnifying mirror lol. We did dx SCs but obviously passed that onto a cancer specialist. I worked with them too though but for breast cancer, fortunately not long, that's tough work to just be around.

Yes, I am in an abusive relationship with emergency medicine. I have been wanting to quit every other week for 5 years. But probably will never do. I love the adrenaline.

[White Swan]

Thank you. They do change depending on what I wear.

Its so interesting! Yours are what I'd call light hazel; my husband's would be brown if indoors at a glance but match the tree canopy, like bright green, and a blueish smattering, when we are outside. Mine look brown at a glance indoors as well but outside I have a blue ring, green, then amber, and if I wear purple the dark blue is even visible in low light. It seems to me to be a celtic thing, is there a genetic thing to this?

[White Swan]

Yes, I am in an abusive relationship with the emergency medicine. I have been wanting to quit every other week for 5 years. But probably will never do. I love the adrenaline.

I understand you, vicariously through former colleagues who all said the same thing you just did lol. My experience in ER was quite minimal, it was hard for me to do like nothing for several hours, be chillin, and then snap into life and death like that :st

I commend you lol

[Ugo]

My eyes are just blue.

The color of your eyes is similar to mine. Finally, someone has blue eyes

[Grace O'Malley]

Its so interesting! Yours are what I'd call light hazel; my husband's would be brown if indoors at a glance but match the tree canopy, like bright green, and a blueish smattering, when we are outside. Mine look brown at a glance indoors as well but outside I have a blue ring, green, then amber, and if I wear purple the dark blue is even visible in low light. It seems to me to be a celtic thing, is there a genetic thing to this?

I think it's because while there are a lot of blue eyes in Ireland there is also one of the highest percentages of green and a lot of Irish have a lot of central heterochromia. My daughter has this and my mother had it as well but their eyes look green when looking at them initially but that is because of the mixture of yellow and blue in the eyes. My grandmother had more of hazel eyes. Hazel eyes to me are a greenish brown.

These are what I would call have hazel eyes. Some people call eyes that are mixed with blue, green and brown hazel. It appears to have different meanings depending on the person.

[Ugo]

Nope that's mostly blue, but that's blue and green with a nice dark border ring!

In the middle photo, Grace's eyes are blue-gray.