Iris patterns eye

Learn everything about common iris patterns, characteristics and types and how all those are unique for each individual.

Patterns in the eye are unique and correlated with specific seasons in color analysis. Find out which eye patterns go with which season.

Eyes & Iridology "SPRING EYES Sanguine Air: The Sanguine iris type is called hematogenic by iridologists. The iris color is usually brown or hazel, and its fibers tightly or densely woven; as the Sanguine is considered to be the most balanced and equable of temperaments in Greek Medicine, so the densely woven hematogenic type is considered to be the most desirable by iridologists. However, this type is vulnerable to toxic and metabolic disorders of the blood. Red flecks or discolorations on…

The presence of melanin pigment within the iris is responsible for the visual impression of human eye colouration with complex patterns also evident in this tissue, including Fuchs’ crypts, nevi, Wol...

Did you know that our genes 🧬 seem to play the only role in how our pupil and iris look 👁️ This means that the patterns within our eyes are unique to each individual… even if you look at the same biological family 💙💚🤎 Comment👇🏼 on what the pattern in your iris reminds you of? 🌻 #eyemazy #eyemazysoho #irisphotography #thingstodoinlondon #londonlife #london

Roger Scruton famously rejected photography as an art form on the grounds that, being causal, photographs cannot represent an artist’s intentions. For Scruton, paintings can enable us to see lines, shapes and colors ‘as’ something other than lines, shapes and colors per se. Photographs cannot do this as they are tied to the visual scene they depict. Wilfrid Sellars’s ideas on the role of phenomenal content in visual perception provide a fruitful approach to questioning Scruton’s thesis.