This amazing photograph was taken by Nashville photographer Amanda Nagy. Titled Chase, it is part of a series of twelve photographs consisting of macro images of the human eye. To create them, Nagy used a 100mm macro lens to see the minute details of the iris. The images were printed on a dried gel medium rather than photo paper so the viewer had the freedom to touch them.
For more information about the images contact Amanda Nagy at anagy07@yahoo.com.
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