Surveillance cameras are usually mounted near ceiling and pointing downward at an angle. Therefore, human face images acquired normally are not frontal facial images, but are faces looking downward and possibly sideways. Also because human face is not planar, simple affine transformation applied to the entire face would not be able to convert such a face image into a front viewing image. However, the face images collected in databases are mostly frontal face images. This discrepancy poses a series problem to face recognition tasks. Currently, on pose invariant face recognition, there are methods based on pose invariant facial features, methods based on database with multiple 2D views of each person, and methods based on 3D head models. In this study, we are trying to convert a downward and sideway facing face into a frontal face image using a 3D head model.