Price of 20 SBD/40USD: 7 World's Continents photo challenge WEEKLY ...

Hello fellow Steemians,

I am very excited to announce the 25th weekly winner of my 7 World's Continents Photo Challenge that you have voted for over the past couple of weeks. The winner was based on your votes on daily winners announcements from each and every World Continent for that respective week.

Please give a huge shout out to the winning submission of the 25th week from @ansharphoto and his entry below:

Saint Stephen Basilica in the Morning, Budapest. Ecclesiastical buildings are almost always breathtaking, and this one is no exception. A large, intricate mosaic marks the entry to the basilica (it’s so beautiful that I decided to make it the focus of the shot), and the building’s interior is magisterial. The monumental size of the basilica is really only apparent from the inside, where various marbles and precious stones shimmer in candlelight.

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His amazing picture received total upvotes from you in the amount of $39.66! Apart from my upvotes on one of her posts, I am sending 20 SBD to @ansharphoto as the price for winning the weekly round.

From here, his stunning picture from Budapest automatically enters the second round where it will compete against the previous and upcoming winners from the month of March for the price of 40 SBD. You can help @ansharphoto to be the winner of the monthly round by upvoting this post in order not to only win 40 SBD but to also enter into the yearly challenge to compete against other winners of the upcoming monthly challenges to receive another 100 SBD for winning the whole competition.

See the previous weekly winners from the Month of March below:

Price of 20 SBD/40USD: 7 World's Continents photo challenge WEEKLY WINNER announcement #24!

@fjorenca and her week 24 winning entry:

This picture was taken at sunset in the Erg Chebbi dunes of Morocco. Our caravan stopped to enjoy the color transformations of the desert. Even my camel seemed to be admiring the sunset. I asked our berber guide if he ever gets sick of this view. He said "The desert is my home; this is where I feel that I belong."

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