14/10/2026
Not every eye we photograph looks like the textbook diagram, and those are often the ones that stop us. 👁️
October is Blindness Awareness Month. Pupils come in all shapes and sizes. Some are naturally large, some change shape after eye surgery, and some of the people who sit for us live with cataracts, glaucoma or partial vision loss. All of them make striking prints. Many eye conditions develop without early symptoms, so the best time for a check-up is before you notice anything*.
• Eye tests with an optometrist are often bulk-billed in Australia. Check with your local practice.
• Every iris is photographed in person at Stall 217, South Melbourne Market.
• Prints from A5 to A0, plus acrylic blocks.
Send this to someone who's overdue for an eye test 💗 And whenever you are ready for your iris artwork, come see us at .
*Disclaimer: Look At You provides iris photography and artwork only. We are not optometrists and do not diagnose or assess eye conditions. For eye health concerns, please see a qualified optometrist.
