7 World's Landmasses Photograph Test - Asian Sunday week #43 - the outright champ takes 200 SBD!

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Hi individual Steemians!

I am beginning the week #43 of my 7 World's Mainlands Photograph Test and we are back to the landmass of Asia.

In the event that you jump at the chance to take an interest, put your own picture from your movements in Asia in the remark segment underneath with a short 30 to 50 word depiction. Just utilization of individual pictures will be acknowledged and just a single picture can be submitted for an every day photograph challenge. Ten winning photographs will get a greater upvote from me and ten sprinters up will get a littler one.

Looked over the ten winning sections, the total victor of the day will get expanded attention in my post tomorrow morning. I will likewise visit his/her blog to upvote a standout amongst the latest posts. The triumphant photo of the every day test will then naturally enter different rounds with the total victor picking up around 200 SBD altogether. So far I have given out a great many dollars in upvotes and several SBD in rewards.

After the present Asian photograph challenge, the 7 World's Mainlands Photograph Test will be taken after according to beneath revolution and afterward beginning again with Asia on next Sunday.

• Monday: Australia and New Zealand

• Tuseday: Antarctica + the world's seas

• Wednesday: Africa

• Thursday: Europe

• Friday: North America

• Saturday: South America

See the victor of the most recent week's Asian Sunday @jpphotography with the accompanying section:

Railay Shoreline Perspective, Thailand. Situated close Krabi, Railay Shoreline is a famous spot for shake climbing. I do some stone climbing myself, however in Railay I went on an alternate sort of climbing trip when I mixed up a little trail to achieve this delightful perspective - canvassed in mud.