#89: Eiffel for a golf ball

Pun painfully intended. Do I regret it? I regret nothing. I know I haven't posted anything lately, but I've been very busy. And even more lazy. Mostly lazy. So, here you go. About a week ago I found myself near the Eiffel tower and I couldn't resist the temptation. I'm just a man, I'm not made of stone.

Here's the same setting with different focus. I like it, even if it's dark.

#88: Golf ball on a bench by the Seine

Yesterday I took a walk at the center of Paris. As usual, I had my golf balls with me. As usual, I had the camera with me as well.

Here we change the focus. The big building on the right side is the city hall of Paris, the Hôtel de Ville. A very cool area, with various events taking place every now and then. And some golf balls posing for a cool blog.

#73: Golf ball waiting for the tram

So, this morning I had to take a detour after work, since the train didn't go to my destination for some reason, so I ended up waiting for the tram to take me home, two stations further ahead. I had some time and some golf balls with me, so here's one of the photos I took. The tram we see there was going to the opposite direction.

#71: Golf ball leaving Trouville

Well, that's enough Deauville and Trouville for the golf balls for now, I guess. Until the next time.

#70: Golf ball enjoying the sunny day

Still in Trouville, facing the sea and Deauville and a bird flying. Yeah, I took many bird photos these days. But here I only post golf ball photos, so there.

Here's something more focused. And with an angle. I started backwards this time.

#69: Night golf ball and car passing by

Golf ball in long exposure. Not very long, but long enough to see the movement of the lights without shaking very much. For a photo taken with a point-and-click camera, I'm very satisfied with the quality.

And again, with even more light passing by. Pretty cool, huh?

#68: Golf ball's night out

This bush in Deauville could take the weight of the golf ball, so I took a photo of them together. In the evening, when it was dark.

And then again, but I changed the focus. I hope it's OK.

#67: Golf ball looking at Trouville

Still at the bridge that connects Deauville with Trouville, this golf ball decided to take a look on the other side too. Actually, I was the one who decided to do so and, since the golf balls are always in my bag, they came with me.

And here's a better look. With the houses in Trouville, with the trees in Deauville, and the sea between them. I like this place. I can't help it and I don't want to.

#66: Golf ball in front of the jumping water

Yeah. That's how I called it. Jumping water. It's in Deauville and the golf ball is in front of it.

And, for the bonus photo, I changed not just the focus, but the angle as well. Am I spoiling you? Am I? I think I am.

#65: Golf ball near the bridge

Don't get tired yet. There's a lot of golf balls in Deauville and Trouville to go. This one is next to the bridge that connects the two towns.

So is this. Only that I changed the focus. Like a cunning little devil I am.

#62: Golf ball on a spaceship?

Where is the golf ball? Is it a bird? Is it a spaceship? What is it? WHAT IS IT?

It's just some light on the sidewalk in Deauville. Here's the same photo, with more insane exposure.

Get it now? Huh? There's even a car parked over there. Cool stuff.

#51: Golf ball on the street

Sunday morning, walking in Courbevoie. The streets were empty, it was a chance for a cool photo. And here it goes, as quickly as possible. At the end of the street, there's the green light.

#50: Golf balls in a house yard in Deauville

We were walking on the street in Deauville and we saw a house and I decided that I want to take a photo of the golf balls there. We didn't go inside, of course. I just put them on the edge of the wall and I took a few shots. No big deal. No harm done.

#27: A golf ball and a snail

During the same night walk, I met this snail struggling to climb a little wall and I just had to take a photo with it. And a golf ball too. Obviously.

While I was trying to take a better angle, the snail escaped in full speed. It didn't even leave me a minute. What was the rush anyway?

#26: Golf balls take a night walk in Courbevoie

So, a few nights ago, I took a short walk around the neighborhood. It was dawning, as the dark blue sky can tell us. Whenever I had tolerable light and somewhere to put the balls, I would do it.

This is Courbevoie by night. I love peaceful walks like that in the middle of the night in summer.