Human Body
Why do eyes look red in flash photos?
A camera flash is so quick that your pupil doesn't have time to shrink. The light zooms in, bounces off the blood vessels at the back of your eye, and reflects back red into the photo.
Human Body
A camera flash is so quick that your pupil doesn't have time to shrink. The light zooms in, bounces off the blood vessels at the back of your eye, and reflects back red into the photo.