I was trying to find a photo two weeks ago in iPhoto and decided I would explore the "Faces" function. I've owned this computer (my first Mac) for just over a year now and I had never messed with this area of iPhoto. I'll be honest - I hadn't really used the program a ton since I don't take pictures with our camera very often and I only recently got an iPhone (which automatically syncs the photos via iCloud). Since getting the iPhone, iPhoto has been my bff - especially when it comes to blogging.
The only thing I did with this "Faces" function was try to find whatever photo I had been looking for which must have had Kyle in it because that's who I kept tagging (is that even the right terminology?). Basically, iPhoto pulls up a person and is like "who's this?" Me: "oh, that's Kyle Darling" iPhoto: "how about these other 266 pictures?" This is when I would just click once for if it was him, twice if it wasn't. I could totally be making that up, but I think that's how it went down. Anyway, the point is that I didn't realize how many people look "similar" to Kyle. In reality, they don't at all...but I could totally see how iPhoto thought a picture of Kyle and a picture of Dave (our brother-in-law) were the same person (depending on angle, lighting, etc.). While there were similarities in some, others were totally off. Like this one:
I'm sorry, iPhoto. My husband does not look like an Ethiopian first grader. I actually burst out laughing when this one popped up. :)




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