The Topography of Tears: Different Tears under a Microscope

Although the empirical nature of tears is a chemistry of water, proteins, minerals, hormones, antibodies and enzymes, the topography of tears is a momentary landscape, transient as the fingerprint of someone in a dream. This series is like an ephemeral atlas. 

The Topography of Tears is a study of 100 tears, photographed through a standard light microscope.
This set is collected from tears of different individuals while they were experiencing different emotions and under different circumstances from elation to onions, as well as sorrow, frustration, rejection, resolution, laughing, yawning, birth and rebirth, and many more, each a tiny history. (The work of rose-lynn fisher; Source)

Tears of laughing till I'm crying

Tears of change

Tears of grief

Onion tears

Basal tears

Tears of timeless reunion

Tears of ending and beginning



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