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27 Comments on ARE YOU SEEING WHAT IS RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU?
Hi Juli - they do say hindsight is 20/20 but I'd like to get it right the first time!
Fred - but you did focus so all is good
Malcolm - I'm honoured
Hi Susan -What was interesting about that test was how it got easier - once you focus on actually seeing, it ttok less time for each succeeding one. Interesting and fun.
Hi Dick - I'm glad you noticed that. Everything becomes easier with practice and training.
Susan, Gee, an eye test that didn't cost me a dime!
But really, I've been saying I need one.... sometimes things do get fuzzy, but here it must be my design trained eye cause I got it quickly!
Great analogy, Susan (although I love eye trick games and I have a tendency to look for the little things that seem to be out of place.)
Ellen - don't put off your eye test - that's an order!
Chiara - that's the way I roll too!
Hi Susan - The test was very easy to do. Mind you, I have done a lot of editing over the years on screen and on paper. Some people are amazed that I easily identify double or triple spaces between words extremely quickly (or at all) when editing.
Marc - you have a very special kind of mind!
Hi Susan, I started out okay locating those B's , but it got harder, so I had to take a second and third look. I see what you mean about staying focused. Once I trained my eyes to stay focused, I got better.
Jerry - focus is key!
I did well...funny actually since I am farrrrr from 20 20 ha ha....I have seen one like this before...and only my first cup of coffee no less LOL
Susan - the N was probably the hardest ..... it also helps to read the instructions .....I spent the most time looking for the second 1 which of course is not there.
That was fun. I found that if I looked away and looked right back, it jumped out at me.
Susan,
Fun test. Hard, but easier than I thought it would be once you know what you're looking for. :)
Steve
Susan,
This post is now featured on "Tuesday's Treasures." Congratulations. :)
Steve
THIS IS WONDERFUL! I love it! Let me find it for you!! You're the bomb!!
Kristin - I thought 20/20 was only in hindsight!
Kathy - reading the instructions does tend to make things easier!
Susan - just like most of our problems: if we step back they have a way of working themselves out.
Stevem- much like in life. We can't get there if we don't know where we're going
Joni - thanks for noticing that!
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