Instantaneously I thought clockwise. However, My second of watching proved to show a counter-clockwise rotation because the reflected shadow from the bottom of the frame gave me an accurate focal point.

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Clockwise at first and I couldn't get her to turn at all, but then I watched her shadow and she flipped. Now I can make her spin which ever way I choose ;)

Me too. I used to do that all the time with the radar tower at Heathrow airport whilst waiting on the runway. Clockwise, counter-clockwise, clockwise, counter-clockwise...

Good fun! :wobbly:

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Counter clockwise for a few moments then she reversed to clockwise... definitely an odd thing.

Some of the pilots were doing that the same day. There must have been fifty planes circling around. Then suddenly they'd turn and circle the other way. Then back. .....
I'm glad I had a train ticket! :eek: :wobbly:

Counter-clockwise the whole time. Watched it for a couple of minutes and the only time I could even make myself almost see it clockwise was by watching her out of my peripheral vision and seeing an incomplete picture. I watched the rotation of her foot about her supporting leg, her extended leg about her hip and her ponytail about her head and there was no way I could convince myself that seeing her rotate clockwise was anything other than an illusion or inability to see her clearly.

clockwise all the way, which is strange given my degrees and last 2 professions
Engineering & Accounting

Clockwise when I focus my eyes on the picture; if I let the view blur, counterclockwise.

Like others ... clockwise, but with effort I saw the counter clockwise, too.