This is also why you get yellow or white eyes from flash photos of some animals. Photography is all about light, and being able to wield light to get the best picture is an impressive skill.

To avoid red eye in the first place, try to avoid using your camera's flash when you're taking pictures of people's faces, and don't look directly at the camera. But just in case you're dealing ...

Doctors can use several staging systems to assess ... lumps around the eye, or bulging. In flash photography, one or both eyes may also not have the typical red reflection but have a white or ...

Stewart said while it's "absolutely safe" for parents to use a camera flash to see ... "A lot of photos taken will show one or both pupils are white and subsequently an eye exam discloses that ...

A white tumor mass in the back of Ryder's eye was producing the 'glow' seen in many photos as it reflected lights from camera flashes, mother-of-two Temarantz told ABC. The Temarantz decided ...

Now, a dangerous new trend is circulating on TikTok, in which teens try to use their smartphone camera flash to change the colour of their eyes. The trend appears to have started after TikTok user ...

Andrea Temarantz was looking at photos of her 4-month-old baby boy in early January and noticed something unusual showing up in the images: a lingering white "glow" in her baby's left eye.

Have you ever taken a photo of your cat and ... Cats also have large eyes so that they can absorb as much light as possible. When you take a flash photograph of your cat, the light from the ...

(Parents may have heard that a flash bulb can sometimes reveal retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the eye, if the child's pupil appears to be opaque and white in a photo, but the camera only shows the ...

She said the flash accidentally went off exposing an abnormality in her son’s right eye. "I was just taking pictures of him and the lighting happened to change in our room, the flash caught the ...