Gallery: Human Tears Under a Microscope Look Like Aerial Views of Earth
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery01tears of ending and beginning
Tears of ending and beginning.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery02laughing tears
Laughing tears.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery03fisher-tears-wellbeing
Tears of well-being and gratitude.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery04fisher-tears-yawning
Yawning.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery05fisher timelessreunion
Tears of timeless reunion (in an expanding field).
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery06fisher-tears-posshope
Tears of possibility/hope.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery07fisher-tears-lasttear
Last tear I ever cry for you.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery08tears of grief
Tears of grief
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery09fisher-tears-elation
Tears of elation at a liminal moment.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery10tears of change
Tears of change.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery11fisher-tears-basal
Watering eyes, a micro climate.
Photo by Rose-Lynn Fisher, courtesy of artist and Craig Krull Gallery12fisher-tears-awesorrow
National tragedy: tears of awe and sorrow .
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