#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.

#87: Golf ball and chestnut-like fruits...

...but they're not chestnuts. I won't taste them. I just wanted to take a photo with a golf ball. Maybe I'll open them for a bird or something.

#86: A golf ball and some rooftops in Kavala

Kavala looks nice in summer. There, I said it. I don't hate it as much as I have led you to believe. Especially when it's seen through the eyes of a golf ball.

I've always been fascinated by the houses that are built on the hillside. They look very cool, but what a pain in the ass must have been to move all the furniture in there.

#85: Golf balls, rails and spikes

Today I was at La Garenne Colombes, a bit outside Paris, when I walked alongside the railroad. I had to place a golf ball on the iron fence, of course. It was cool that the train was passing.

And this is some zooming out. With no train passing. Still cool, right?

#84: Golf balls on a hat

Back in my hometown, I know another guy, who has a hat. But he has no golf balls. This is where we completed each other.

#83: Golf ball riding a bicycle

Back in my hometown, I know a guy who has a horse, a dog, a store, a head AND a bicycle. So, naturally, I took advantage of this as well and I put a golf ball on it. It wouldn't stay. Then I put it next to the wheel. It stayed.

And again. This time the focus is not on the ball, but you get the idea, don't you?