Are you a Left Brain or Right Brain Person?

[Genevieve Swann]

The image is going clockwise and I can't get it to change. That's OK. I have been saving the other half of my brain for future use. Sort of like a reserve tank. If you beleive that I have a good deal for you on a slightly used bridge in S.F.

[Janet_Girl]

I'll swap you my beach front property in Arizona, for your bridge.   

Janet

[Kaitlyn]

I saw her rotating clockwise initially, but I can switch at will.  In fact, I can make her pivot back and forth without rotating as long as I don't look too hard at it.  That doesn't look so good, optically - the limbs she's using are on different sides for each of the two directions of rotation.  That's what makes it hard to change your interpretation.  Also, the brain filling in perspective where there's only silhouette seems to be the only reason we see rotation in the first place - we expect to see, with binocular vision, how the leg/arm/hair move into the distance and back out again.

[lisa_a]

i've seen this before, it's always with the clock. I've tried hours and hours to make her go the other way, but with no success so far.

There is a trick though, use the hands and cover everything but a part of her butt. So release hands at the exact moment, then she can spin a few round the other way. But just blink and she goes with the clock again, unrelentingly.

[Pica Pica]

went both ways for me, i don't know which way is clockwise and which isn't though