Our home studio isn’t quite ready yet, we would still love to capture your iris.
We can happily book an alternative venue at a time that suits you best if you are unable to attend one of our pop up events.
Pop Ups
Limited sessions available
Saturday 20th June 2026, Lyppard Hub, Worcester
About Us
Iris photography is a specialised artistic process that reveals the intricate detail and natural beauty hidden within the eye.
No two irises are ever the same, making every piece of artwork we create completely unique to you. Each image is carefully captured, then individually edited and refined to highlight the depth, colour, and texture of your iris at its most striking.
We focus exclusively on the artistic capture and professional editing of iris photography. This dedicated approach allows us to deliver exceptional quality digital artwork, designed to be both visually captivating and deeply personal.
Your final image is provided digitally in a range of file sizes to suit your needs - whether for display, merchandise, jewellery, print, or sharing.
Alongside our home studio in Malvern, where sessions are available by appointment, we also host pop-up events across Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Gloucestershire, bringing this unique experience into local communities.
With an unwavering dedication to capturing your iris in its full potential, we invite you to experience our world of visual storytelling where every iris is a masterpiece.
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Package Pricing Structure
INDIVIDUAL SESSION
One iris capture
Choice of three different iris artwork
£59
Total images 4
TWO PERSON SESSION
One iris capture each
Choice of one iris artwork each
Choice of two different composite artwork
£99
Total images 6
GROUP SESSION
One iris capture each
Choice of one iris artwork each
Choice of two different iris composite artwork
Group of 3 £149
Group of 4 £189
Group of 5 £219
Total images 8, 10, 12
A One-of-a-Kind Identity
Your iris is completely unique - no two are ever the same, even in identical twins. Its intricate patterns of fibers, rings, and colours with over 200 distinct features.
The Science Behind Eye Colour
The colour of your iris comes from melanin, the same pigment that determines your skin and hair colour.
More melanin = darker eyes (brown)
Less melanin = lighter eyes (blue, grey, green)
Interestingly, blue eyes don’t actually contain blue pigment—they appear blue because of how light scatters within the iris, similar to why the sky looks blue.
Some people also have heterochromia, where each eye—or even parts of one iris—are different colours.
Always in Motion
The iris is a tiny but powerful muscle that is constantly working—even when you’re asleep. It controls the size of your pupil, adjusting automatically to changes in light.
It also reacts to more than just brightness. Your pupils can change size in response to:
Emotions
Sounds
Mental effort
Anticipation
These subtle movements help optimise vision and protect your eyes.
A Complex Natural Design
The iris begins forming before birth, around the third month of pregnancy, and continues developing during early childhood.
Its surface contains:
Crypts (small openings)
Furrows (fold-like lines)
Radial patterns
Together, these create a structure that often resembles a miniature galaxy or fingerprint.
Extra Facts
The iris works like a camera shutter, controlling how much light enters your eye.
It sits between the cornea and the lens, forming a ring around the pupil.
Babies are often born with blue or grey eyes, which can darken over time as melanin develops.
Your pupils can dilate when you see something you like—or someone you’re attracted to.
Eye colour can appear to change slightly depending on lighting, clothing, or even mood.
The iris responds in milliseconds, making it one of the fastest-reacting muscles in the body.
Iris Facts
Your Eye
Collarette
The collarette is the uneven border that circles your pupil, dividing your iris into inner and outer zones.
This intricate zigzag line forms before birth and stays with you for life, making it part of your personal eye signature.
Pupil
Your pupil is the dark opening in the centre of the eye that controls how much light enters.
It constantly adjusts in size depending on light and emotion, working with your iris.
Crypt
Crypts are small dark openings in your iris where the tissue is thinner, allowing a glimpse into deeper layers of the eye.
Like fingerprints, the pattern is completely unique to you.