Thank you Tara and Jacomina.

Wonderful capture and upload Jacomina.

God Bless.

Quote - This is wonderful, Jacomina!  We have nothing like it here, of course.  So nice to see architecture from all around the world!  :)

So true Tara it is amazing to see all the architecture all around the world.

It was good to get out today to be able to capture lots of architecture and to be able to share some of it.

God Bless.

Thank you, friends!
It's so nice (for me to know) that you like it :)

You are welcome Mies.

What a hard day . Had about two hours sleep tonight before coming to work.

This challenge i believe is growing.

Seems the new changes is working.

God  Bless.

Pff...two hours, that is little; a hardworking man you are, Christo.
But, yes, I guess the new changes here are working hard too ;-)

God bless, my friend.

Clive 

This is also on the West Coast, Blouberg, Cape Town and one of our newest hospitals.

Clive

Both are great shots, Clive, but I must admit I'm partial to the second one.  (I'm sure that's no surprise!)  :)  Great stuff!

Stunning captures both Clive.

My favorite is the last one of the hospital.

God Bless.

Thank you for sharing these architecture.

Two stunning uploads Tara.

God Bless.

Two amazing and special shots you've posted here, Clive.

I really 'adore' the second one.

Hi Tara,

Your uploads surprising me very much. So much is to see on it!

Wishing you all a lovely Sunday further :)

stunning shapes,structures and so beautiful buildings all :) ...love the doplhins too

Both uploads captured on camera on Church Square in Pretoria,South Africa.

Blessed day and week.

God Bless.

You have some very beautiful architecture there in Pretoria, Christo.  Wonderful photographs!

Thank you Tara,

Thanks to the challenge I had to get of my bum and well the rest is History.

I could share it with every one due the fact that Renderosity exist.

I thank one and all Renderosity staff members making it possible to partake in such wonderful challenges.

God Bless.

These bring back memories Christo, it is ages since I have been to Church Square.

It is great to see all of these bits of history, new and old, from around the globe.

Clive

I love your two new uploads, Christo, they look really impressing to me.
Pretoria must be great.

God bless.

This is one of the photos I made yesterday in our hospital.
The most modern hospital of the Netherlands.

Taken from the ground up to above.

On my upload yesterday in my gallery is some more info about it,
but certainly no obligation for you to go there for watching.

Cheers, Mies/Jacomina :)

Outstanding capture Jacomina.

Just perfect for this challenge.

God Bless.

Thank you, Christo!

God bless, my friend.

Whoo-hoo!  I love this, Jacomina!  Wow.  That's VERY cool!  I like it even more than the one in your gallery, and that's saying a lot, 'cause I like that one very much.  Great composition and light, and the reflections are amazing!

Thank you, Tara, your words mean a lot to me!

Wishing you all a lovely weekend.

Love the church Mies.

Superb capture Jacomina.

God Bless.

What a great shot!  You've got me wondering about those little towers.  It looks like there are staircases inside, because of the windows, but why on earth would anyone build a tower with a staircase that doesn't go anywhere but up to the top?  You see, this is one of the reasons I like architecture so much.  These questions are so intriguing!  Great capture, my friend.  What a cool place!

Thank you so much, Christo and Tara.

b.t.w.:

Laughing, Tara! I have no idea whether there are stairs, but it should be.
In this place I took many pictures of old churches and monasteries.
All are restored at this time.
Because of these workmen I was limited in making specific photos, and I could not (or rather, didn't dare) to go inside.
Everywhere there were cars and machines/intruments of the workmen, much dust I got over me ;-).
But, you have something 'sacrifice' to take pictures, right?

There is an abundance of churches, etc. in Sittard.
One of the restorers told me that (about 25 years ago) the pope visited them.
They let ring all the bells in all towers on the same time, as the Pope arrived. However, there was panic, because one of the highest church towers (which included a clock) began to move back and forth.
They had to be quickly stopped.

God bless, and greetz,
Mies/Jacomina :)

I was in Franschhoek for breakfast today and walked around afterwards.  The 1841 NG Kerk in the town caught my attention - plus it was open for us to go inside.

Nowhere as statuesque as the church in Sittard, Mies!

Clive

Clive

This is wonderful to see, Clive.
The contrast of being so white from the outside, and that wonderful, warm wood inside the church. The architecture from 'het schip', is fantastic.

I love that towers on the façade.
And I like it, you also say "kerk."
This is the Dutch word for church too.

The serroundings/environment, sky, landscape, and the path,
also are beautiful captured by you, Clive.

Wow!  Fabulous captures, Clive!  Apparently your church is bigger on the inside than on the outside!  :)

Looking at the photos it also looks bigger inside to me, Tara! 

Two amazing captures Clive. defenitely a must visit when I visit the Cape again.

God Bless.

Today is the last day, so I thought I'd sneak in two more for the last week that I took a few months ago.  (Everything else was new for the challenge.)

This is typical of midwest America, Kansas-heartland stuff.  (Not very good picture quality, but hopefully in this small format you won't notice that so much!  LOL!) 

Hi Tara,

About the first, as these beautiful colors and beautiful facades, I would never have thought of this architecture is also in America.
It looks very much similar as what I've seen here in Holland.

The second, I would not expect, nor suspect it is a museum.
I love the POV and the beautiful stones.

Great style, both, but yet so different.
Nice to know about the origins of Utah.

Thanks for sharing here, Tara :)

Thanks to you too, my friend!  This has been fun.  :)

It has been a good month, forcing me to get out and take photos!

I think this format works well!

Clive

I've enjoyed it too!  Aside from the topic, which is obviously one of my favorites, being able to post two images a week kept me interested and engaged all month.  I can't wait to see what April brings!  :)

April's new Challenge topic is up! 

Check it out!

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2847182