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Eyes detection using Python and OpenCV

In my last post i've worked on detecting the face. In progress to that, i am able to detect eyes as well.
Its pretty simple as of now.

Here is the result

Before

After

So as you can see it starts detecting eyes as well. I am making a little progress now but, still a lot to learn.  I am super excited to work towards my goal.

*The image has been taken from google images and is used only for testing purpose.


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