this picture was taken yesterday, retina's are not looking into the camera, no photo shopping at all,
i haven't been able to scientifically explain this
red eye is caused by refraction of light against the rear of the retina, soo wtf is this ? not to mention the eyes arent even looking at the flash

Contact lenses?

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I'm usually a lurker, but I joined ats specifically to bring this reply:
All the above posts seem pretty acceptible as reasons for the effect in your photo, however, there is an outside chance that it could signify a medical condition with your retinas.
Apparently the usual red-eye is a common thing, but white could indicate retinoblastoma. I'm not sure how to do quotes, or links for that matter, but google 'Daisy's eye cancer fund', and 'eye cancer clue in photograph' and that should give you some more information.

From the 'Daisys' site:
"The most common and easily recognised early sign of retinoblastoma is a white glow in the affected eye, like a cat's eye caught in headlights at night.

"Leukocoria" is the medical term for this white eye reflex. The whiteness is usually only seen in dim light, or in photographs where a flash has been used. "


I really don't want to alarm you, and I wasn't going to bother but in the miniscule chance that it's not a trick of the light, it could save your life and your sight.
A quick walk- in visit to an opticians should put your mind at rest, but please get yourself checked out.

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