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Originally posted by EcstremeVenomMy hazel eyes get lighter in the summer, with all the sun. When they get lighter, they look more green. In the winter they darken up and look brown.
hazel eyes to change colors? i have hazel eyes and for some reason they were green in a picture and never had been green before.
I guess they could lighten up and turn green with a lot of snow?
What conditions were in the picture with greener eyes? Had you spent a few weeks in brigher light than other pictures taken? I think exposure to light has a lot to do with this, not just lighting in the picture.
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Originally posted by Phlabibitit was sunny, i live in texas, but it was only for one day. it went back to brownish after that.
My hazel eyes get lighter in the summer, with all the sun. When they get lighter, they look more green. In the winter they darken up and look brown.
I guess they could lighten up and turn green with a lot of snow?
What conditions were in the picture with greener eyes? Had you spent a few weeks in brigher light than other pictures taken? I think exposure to light has a lot to do with this, not just lighting in the picture.
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Originally posted by EcstremeVenomhmmm... Texas is like summer all the time, so I would expect them to be greener all the time.
it was sunny, i live in texas, but it was only for one day. it went back to brownish after that.
What makes you think they are hazle if you've only seen them green once? Just a lighter brown?
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Originally posted by Phlabibitusually yellow and brown, and greys, the other day somebody pointed out the bottom was brown the middle was grey and the top was green lol
hmmm... Texas is like summer all the time, so I would expect them to be greener all the time.
What makes you think they are hazle if you've only seen them green once? Just a lighter brown?
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This may be an oversimplication...
but it seems to me that when it is bright out, your pupil is contracted, your iris is stretched out more and therefore the color looks lighter.
If it is dark, your pupil is dilated, your iris is contracted and color appears more dark.
Call me crazy, but that is how I always thought of it...
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Originally posted by mlpriorthats what i thought, but theyve never been green before
This may be an oversimplication...
but it seems to me that when it is bright out, your pupil is contracted, your iris is stretched out more and therefore the color looks lighter.
If it is dark, your pupil is dilated, your iris is contracted and color appears more dark.
Call me crazy, but that is how I always thought of it...
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Originally posted by EcstremeVenomanother thing to point out is, anyone who is looking into your eyes enough to tell you they're three different colours, probably wants to date you 🙂
usually yellow and brown, and greys, the other day somebody pointed out the bottom was brown the middle was grey and the top was green lol
Originally posted by mlpriorI never considered iris size... and it makes a LOT of sense.
This may be an oversimplication...
but it seems to me that when it is bright out, your pupil is contracted, your iris is stretched out more and therefore the color looks lighter.
If it is dark, your pupil is dilated, your iris is contracted and color appears more dark.
Call me crazy, but that is how I always thought of it...
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If the brownish iris streches to block sun, the color will be lighter. If it is dark, the iris will crunch up and get darker.
I bet this can be noticed on any color eye.
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Originally posted by Phlabibitmaybe, but most other eye colors would stay the same color i think, just lighter or darker.
I never considered iris size... and it makes a LOT of sense.
If the brownish iris streches to block sun, the color will be lighter. If it is dark, the iris will crunch up and get darker.
I bet this can be noticed on any color eye.
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