Here's a diversion to eat up 10 - 15 minutes of your day.
FYI: The comments posted to the page in linked above includes a link to the following web site, which includes an article written about this spinning silhouette: http://www.michaelbach.de/ot/sze_silhouette/index.html
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"Seeing is of course very much a matter of verbalization. Unless I call my attention to what passes before my eyes, I simply won't see it."
~ Annie Dillard, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
~ Annie Dillard, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
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4 comments:
You were right. That's a great way to waste time, and I have no idea if it's my mind making her go the other direction or the screen itself. Weird...
The direction does switch on me too! The transition isn't smooth, though . . . something seems to jerk, like a knew graphic was uploaded on me! Apparently Kim and I are both skeptical. I think I'll go look at it again. . .
Okay. The comments posted to the page in question includes a link to the following web site, which includes an article written about this spinning silhouette.
http://www.michaelbach.de/ot/sze_silhouette/index.html
No matter how hard I tried, I simply could not get her to turn anti-clockwise. I could probably stare at that thing all day and finally succeed that way, but it was not working in the few minutes I was trying it here. I showed it to my mom and it was turning anti-clockwise for her. I guess I'm just very right brained. Not a surprise.
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