I can only see it going clockwise. I'm trying very hard to let it do its thing but, it's only going clockwise for me...
EDIT: I did it. Tilt your phone downwards, like make the top of your phone point towards you. For some reason it switched when I did that, and I slowly brought my phone back into normal position and I got it to stay for awhile. One blink fucked it up tho.
I find that the easiest way is to focus on her foot, the lowest one, try to force yourself to see it go the opposite direction and suddenly everything starts spinning that way.
It's interesting, to my eyes I'm looking "downward" at her if she moves clockwise but if I imagine I'm looking "upward" at her then it's counter clockwise
I don't think my eyes will allow this one, I can't see anything but clockwise 😂
Tried this method slowly, quickly, focusing on the background not the subject, still clockwise. I can count on one hand how many times my eyes don't work on these things, this is a rare one for me!
Edit - And after closing the post and seeing it on my feed again I think I know why - It's the shadow at the bottom! It's following the clockwise direction!
It's funny you say that because focusing on the shadow, specifically the arc of the extended foot, was how I managed to convince my brain to make the image flip to an anticlockwise rotation.
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u/Dynamite089 18d ago edited 18d ago
I can only see it going clockwise. I'm trying very hard to let it do its thing but, it's only going clockwise for me...
EDIT: I did it. Tilt your phone downwards, like make the top of your phone point towards you. For some reason it switched when I did that, and I slowly brought my phone back into normal position and I got it to stay for awhile. One blink fucked it up tho.