That was dilated from the optometrist's visit. So they used eye drops to do that.

My old Canon camera at the time could focus 0.0 from the lens, so this shot was easy. You can see the reflection of the bathroom and camera in my eye.

Bwhahaa, thank you good sir X3 How did you induce that, and how did you take the photo without the flash and with no other light source, or did you dilate them artificially?

That was from the eye doctor, so they used drops to dilate them. They do this to look at the inside more easily.

The photo was with my old camera that could be set to Macro mode and would focus as close as in contact with the lens. This was taken in the bathroom since there were four 60W lights in there (Too darn bright at the time). You can see the lights and sink and camera reflected in my eye. I'm actually shocked I got a decent photo with hand-holding the camera, but I had the aperture wide open (f2.7) so I was getting as much light as I could and could take a slightly faster photo (you can see the depth off field is low, my eyebrow is partially out of focus closer up).

1/15th of a second is still slow, so I'm surprised it came out decently. Hand shake alone should have blurred it horribly.