The beach wormer

To catch our yummiest fish off the beach you need to provide them the yummiest bait which is beach worms (look them up if you've never seen one!).
I deliberately over exposed this as I wanted to try a high key shot on the beach. In my haste I decreased the shutter speed excessively however I rather the like the movement that resulted. So we have a slightly fuzzy wormer and sea gull. I hope you enjoy it.
Probably BoB.
here's a link to beach worms https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fishing/fish-species/species-list/beach-worm

[Walks @ 7]

This is like a dream

[Diana]

I love the mood you created here. Will have to check out the worms ;-)

[Tim L]

Like the pastel effect, rather dreamy. BoW IMHO !

[Issi Bannerman]

This is rather nice with the overexposure!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such a dreamy scene in all the pale shades and hues !

[Rob Z]

Great image - and it brings back so many memories of the Gold Coast in days gone by!

[Wylie]

@laroque OK, I'll give you BOW but IMHO? you got me there. Translate please:)

[Valerie Chesney]

So dreamy I agree & I remember digging for beach worms.

[Kerry McCarthy]

Cool result!

[Tim L]

@pusspup quite common on the Internet I think, In My Humble Opinion.

[Merrelyn]

I like the effect.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Turned out great and I love the softness of it.

[KV]

I like the way this turned out… creative edit.

[carol white]

A lovely high key effect.Fav🙂

[Wylie]

@laroque ah, thank you. Silly me!

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Kathy]

I wouldn't have known about the shutter speed. I thought it was an intentional softness. I like this a lot.

[Shutterbug]

Love the soft high key shot. In my mind it’s quite abstract.

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[Allison Maltese]

A wonderful high key shot.