Blind Spot

Brain Magic

Each of your eyes has about 120 million rod cells that help you see in low light and 6 million cone cells responsible for detecting color. But here’s the twist: Where the optic nerve connects to your eye, there’s a small blind spot with no light-detecting cells. Your brain fills in this gap so seamlessly that you never even notice it!

😀 Photographer: Natalia Blauth

📷 Camera and Settings:

• Canon, EOS R5

• 70.0mm f/8.0

• 1/160s

• ISO 125

🌎 Location: Not provided

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