She stated that this stitch occurs in just the right place to repair damage caused if someone were to grab Joseph forcefully by the buttoned collar and lapel. On the Prophet's coat there are many tiny details not readily perceived by the naked eye. One can see the two button holes on his left lapel, but what is not so obvious is a small button hole found when the upper lapel area is magnified. A clothing expert said there should be a small button hole there, and indeed, when the area was enlarged, there was. It is hard to imagine a painter of Joseph's day caring about a tiny and nearly invisible button hole.
Photographs reveal the true nature of a person's face.
They show every face is composed of two different sides. This difference can be illustrated when you view a mirror or reversed image of a familiar face. The reversed image, because you are not used to it, will look strange and possibly out of balance. To demonstrate this, look at the cover photograph in the mirror. This shocking effect is less noticeable when viewing reversed images of Joseph's painted portraits because painters tend to clean up asymmetry and remove facial flaws, giving the person a more symmetrical appearance.