Tears Under a Microscope Look Different Depending on How You Are Feeling

If you think that all tears are created equal, you’ll be surprised by how different and unique they actually are. Rose-Lynn Fisher wondered how her tears would look depending on how she felt or what feeling triggered an emotional response.

Her project entitled ‘The Topography of Tears‘ has been been featured in galleries and other websites. She has captured through photography how different tears are depending on whether we have tears of joy, sorrow, grief, or simply tears from chopping onions.

Tears of timeless reunion

 

Tears of hope and possibility

 

Tears of laughter to the point of crying

 

Tears of momentum

 

Tears of elation at a liminal moment

 

Basal tears (the tears that naturally lubricate our eyes)

 

Tears of remembrance

 

Tears from chopping onions

 

Tears of change

 

Tears of release

 

Tears of grief

 

Tears of ending and beginning

H/t: LifeBuzz

I never could have imagined how so different tears could be until viewing Rose-Lynn Fisher’s work. Please share this interesting view of tears under a microscope with your friends and family.

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