I sure hope you are being facetious. Yes, I went to Hebrew school, but I also went to public school. One fosters reading from the right, the other from the left. I suppose that might mean I always start looking at photos from the center <LOL>
Bill, I believe, noted that he started his viewing on the right side of the pic. This flies in the face of a couple of theories put forth here. The beauty of a photo is that one can start viewing anywhere, and just let the eyes wander through the photograph at will, stopping here and there to examine a detail, moving back to encompass the entire print, averting one's eyes and then coming back for a second look. I tend to see people first and foremost, in any photo. Even when looking at a landscape I quickly scan to see if there are any people in the frame, and am generally disappointed when i find none, even though none are expected. Shel > [Original Message] > From: Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Shel, did you go to Hebrew school when you were very young? It occurs to > me reading right to left instead of left to right when young might actually > change this drift.
