ItsModella:
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The girl is wearing the purple top and leaning over the guy on black. I mixed it up at first. I thought the guy was leaning over the girl.

holamiday: very good, but i don't think any sane person would see the girl as spinning counterclockwise.

holamiday: very good, but i don't think any sane person would see the girl as spinning counterclockwise.

rodeo0070: Mind if I join you?

shadrach77: i love optical illusions!
watch these two. The red lines in the first picture look wavy but they are actually straight . In the second picture what do you see? are the cubes arranged in, or out?

rodeo0070: ...

saintneo:
I can see both CCW & CW. It takes a lot of concentration to be able to change orientation. Focus on the standing leg and work it through.

rodeo0070: ...

banttieman:

u are seeing nonsense. The left leg is the pivot. shikena

ooseven:



It took a lot of effort and "looking away" (looking at the shadow helped)...but i finally saw her move anti-clockwise. It was more natural when she was moving clockwise though.

Problem is i can't get back the clockwise view again. Scheiße!!


Edit
...YEESSSSS, I did it. The shadow is the key.

For the longest while, I couldn't see it rotating CCW. Now that I can see it rotating CCW, I can't get back to viewing it CW. This is just some weird azz stuff

sweetroses:

At first this one may be hard to see, but if you begin to scan back and forth across the image you will notice that the squares in your periphery begin to rotate. As soon as your eyes stop moving, however, rotation will cease.



No, this is not an animated GIF. The image really is static. Notice that when you look at any individual point dead on, it will stop moving. This powerful illusion is derived from interacting color contrasts and shape positions within the image.


This is a rather famous illusion of an impossible object. It has two rectangular prongs at one end that morph into three cylindrical prongs at the other.


Another famous illusion, this one was recently rediscovered in a cafe wall at the bottom of St. Michael’s Hill. Although the lines appear to be diverging from one another they are in fact quite parallel.


This is a classic illusion named after Ludimar Hermann who discovered it in 1870. At every point where the white lines intersect our eyes perceive a gray, shadowy blob. If you look directly at one of the intersections though, the blob disappears.


Also known as the pac-man illusion, if you stare at the center cross for a couple seconds you will begin to perceive a green disco going around the circle of magenta discs. After a few more seconds the magenta discs will gradually begin to fade away until all you see a green disc going in a circle around the cross (if you’re having trouble seeing it move closer to the screen).


Named after Robert Jastrow in 1889, the bottom figure appears to be larger although they are both the same size. This is because the shorter edge of “A” is directly adjacent to the longer edge of “B”.


Found in virtually every psychology textbook in the world, the two monsters in this illusion are in fact the same size. Your brain automatically adjusts images that it perceives to be distant in order to compensate for the fact that they are larger than they seem.


If you stare at the dot in the center and move your head away from the screen the rings will start to rotate. Now gradually get closer again…they change direction!


Created by web designer Nobuyuki Kayahara, some people at first see the figure spinning clockwise while others see it spinning counterclockwise. Don’t spend too much time trying to decipher it though, you could be here all day.


This illusion was named after Johann Karl Friedrich Zöllner and consists of parallel lines that appear to be diagonal. You may need a ruler for this one.

holamiday: very good, but i don't think any sane person would see the girl as spinning counterclockwise.

adaobi123:

you aint doing correctly, sysy saw Jesus, why cant you ?

adeaugustus:
cause he is a sinner!!!!

mekula:

The girl actually spins both ways. Watch closely, and you'll see that after standing on the right leg and spinning one direction, for roughly 8-10 seconds, she switches to the other leg and starts spinning in the counter direction. The key is the leg.

FXKing2012:

Winch!!

snow_wyte: lmao.. Nooo i was expecting some1 to come and say illuminati

The Writer:
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She is definitely spinning counter-clockwise.

shadrach77: i love optical illusions!
watch these two. The red lines in the first picture look wavy but they are actually straight . In the second picture what do you see? are the cubes arranged in, or out?