Journalism of Courage
Andrei Mogan from Romania is a photography enthusiast who likes to capture the beauty of people's eyes. He has named his photo project, fittingly, 'Look into my eyes'. He captures high-resolution close-up images of people's eyes. He, in fact, juxtaposes them against the people themselves. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
He isn't restricted to just doe-shaped, kohl-lined eyes we so admire. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
Mogan has captured a range of eyes diverse as could be found in humans. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
Blue, brown, green...he has captured them all. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
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The degree of his close-up shots make it difficult to determine to the gender, had it not been for the inclusion of people themselves. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
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"The idea behind it was to capture not only the unique pattern every eye has but also the person behind it," he says. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
(Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
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"Every person is different in its own beautiful way and you can see that in their eyes, which are also unique from person to person," is what he believes. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
(Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
It's easy to get lost in Mogan's pictures with the fascinating patterns to be found in a human eye. (Source: Look into my eyes via Facebook)
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