Kati Rannamees, an eye photographer, recently shared her passion for capturing the intricate and colorful patterns found in Estonians' eyes during an interview on 'Ringvaates.' She emphasized that eyes are one of the few body parts people are generally satisfied with and do not wish to alter. This led her to explore the artistic potential of eye photography, showcasing the beauty and uniqueness of this feature.

Rannamees reflected on how her interest began three years ago when she discovered distinctive patterns in an eye photograph, sparking her to delve deeper into the subject. After working as a conventional photographer between 2011 and 2013, she decided to shift her focus to eye photography when clients started requesting modifications to other body parts in their images, which she found unappealing. This change was primarily motivated by her desire to celebrate natural beauty and confidence in one's distinctive features.

The vibrant and diverse eye colors and patterns of Estonians have become a central theme in her work, with Rannamees drawing attention to the fact that this aspect of their appearance is often overlooked yet is inherently beautiful. Her enthusiasm encourages others to appreciate the uniqueness of their own features and highlights the artistic possibilities that lie within the human eye, promoting a message of self-acceptance and pride.