Face Detection Using Python and OpenCV

I am currently working on face detection implementation using Python and OpenCV.
Here is the result i collected using a placeholder image.

Before

After

It detects faces pretty well.

I am so excited to start working on real time face detection while capturing video.
My goal is to work on face recognition and then will start working on detecting multiple types of objects.

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