Silverbleed wrote:ml1201, your story is quite interesting. It might explain a bit in my situation. I don't have extremely bright eyes, but what you're telling is pretty much familiar. I also have no problem moving in a dark room. I remember walking in the forest and all my classmates tripped over everything haha. Also I cannot watch tv in a dark room, it hurts as much as walking from a dark room building, outside. We all know how that feels. It buuurns xD But I have that in the evening very quickly.
I also lower the brightness of my computer almost halfway while others have it full out.

My eye changes color depending on the kind of light too! I have 3 colors in them due to partial heterochromia.
But in photo's they're always blue for some reason. The heterochromia is completely gone in photo's, and I got no clue how that works. This is the most recent photo; [x] (it's a cutout of a selfportrait I made recently)

My face is towards the shadows though, so it looks darker than reality. In the full photo you can see the light comes from the back of my head.

Interesting, your eye color changing might have to do with the intensity of the light, or the frequency of the light since it will absorb certain colors and reflect others. The frequency of the light may contain certain color wavelengths that reflect differently depending on the the colors present. So when it shows mostly green, there could be more green wavelengths, and the same for blue. Also, is the third color possibly brown? With the image you showed it looks like there are either flicks of brown or a darker green in your eyes, but since its a self portrait its hard to tell. :/

In my case my eye color changes depending on what I am wearing the most of. For example, if I am wearing a blue shirt my eyes appear blue, when I am not my eyes appear green, which having green colored frames for my glasses can do that. XD But when I'm not wearing any particular color (like white and black) my eyes are a steel blue color, which surprises a lot. They normally don't believe me until I take off my glasses.

Its like with my hair too. My hair is dark brown (looks almost black when its wet, lol) and I have strawberry blonde highlights, but you can only see the red-ish color in sunlight or very good lighting. When I was in middle school no one believed me and a girl whose mom works as a hair stylest (and taught the girl different things about her job) checked it in the sun light since it was the best source of light, and was shocked. She admitted I did have strawberry blonde highlights, just really hard to see because of how dark my hair is. But most of the time it looks like I have blonde highlights. Also, sorry for any horrible spelling mistakes I make, I'm not very good at spell and the version of FireFox I have is being stupid with the spell check, all it does is tell me the word is spelled incorrectly.

ml1201 wrote:With the image you showed it looks like there are either flicks of brown or a darker green in your eyes, but since its a self portrait its hard to tell. :/

ml1201 wrote:Its like with my hair too. My hair is dark brown (looks almost black when its wet, lol) and I have strawberry blonde highlights, but you can only see the red-ish color in sunlight or very good lighting. When I was in middle school no one believed me and a girl whose mom works as a hair stylest (and taught the girl different things about her job) checked it in the sun light since it was the best source of light, and was shocked. She admitted I did have strawberry blonde highlights, just really hard to see because of how dark my hair is. But most of the time it looks like I have blonde highlights. Also, sorry for any horrible spelling mistakes I make, I'm not very good at spell and the version of FireFox I have is being stupid with the spell check, all it does is tell me the word is spelled incorrectly.