I think that's fairly typical for people who aren't used breaking down images into their constituent parts. In the language of computer vision, it would be like

I think that's fairly typical for people who aren't used breaking down images into their constituent parts. In the language of computer vision, it would be like saying that our visual cortexes don't need to know how to segment a face into detailed descriptions of eyes, a nose, a mouth, etc., in the same way as it is necessary to be able to segment a wolf from a forest scene. But it can also be trained. See, e.g., Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards.