From time to time I'm asked about the kitten's eyes. For whatever reason, in pictures, the kittens' eyes sometimes appear to  look outwards from each other. In person you would see that they look normal. I have my theories on why this happens, but first I would like to point out that my pictures are, for the most part,  bright and  clear and taken up close so this effect is more obvious.  My guess for why this happens is the kittens are moving, especially their eyes are moving as they are looking around. Also, immature eye control may play a part. And maybe the shape of the head (Persians have very round heads) and flatter face.  I believe, especially while babies, their  facial structure plays a big part in it since it occurs more frequently in young kittens than adults. Also I use my cell phone to take pictures as opposed to a more professional quality camera. And sometimes in pictures, one eye will be closed more than the other. If this is noticed at 2-4 weeks, it will be due to the eye(s) being at various stages of opening fully. For the record, the kittens have normal kitten eyes, I promise :))