I like the first one. The pattern on the bowl takes away from the subject (IMO), so deff the first one! And I also have to say YUCK... it looks slimy and gros... I could never touch one! :uhoh
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I agree with invective in that #1 does the best for the challenge. As for the Yuck part, well, they are rather tasty little suckers:D. I just hate it when they suction cup themselves to the roof of my mouth.
I'm not sure that I like the cut off bowl though. It breaks from all the wonderful curves. Maybe a smaller bowl and include the entire curve of the rim. Just a though and my .02.
Chris
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I'm not sure that I like the cut off bowl though. It breaks from all the wonderful curves. Maybe a smaller bowl and include the entire curve of the rim. Just a though and my .02.
Chris
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Comments are always welcome.
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Yeah! Mmmmm, Octopus soup.
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I have avoided looking at an octupus since I was 6. They disgust me. Agh agh agh!
But it works great for the challenge, I'll admit.
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