The one for the Challenge,
and the original one,
Weekly Photo Challenge: Texture
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Santiago the Shepherd 
Wow! Where is this Sreejith?
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Hello Sue, This is a Casino in Genting Highland, near Kualalumpur, Malaysia…
For it’s location and the beautiful paints, no one will miss this building 🙂
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indeed nobody will miss this “LOUD” budding – ha! and I like the lines and texture connection – peace out amigo
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Perfect photo for this week’s challenge. I see that’s a hotel in Genting Highlands. I’ve been there before but never seen this hotel – it was a long time ago. That building looks more like a school building than a hotel to me…the colours, I suppose 🙂
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How did you miss this one, in Genting?
May be it was not there at all when you went there…
Yea, it’s colour was the most striking feature and this is the first thing that catches your eyes as you reach Genting.
Glad to share something from your native, Mabel 🙂
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No idea how I missed this one in Genting. Last time I went to Genting was maybe around early 2000s, so it was a while ago and maybe the colourful hotel wasn’t there yet.
Always love it when you share anything, Sreejith. From plants to temples to monkeys 😉
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Great! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Dina 🙂
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What a beatiful colours. Great photos Sreejith!
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Thank you so much, Jaap 🙂
It’s certainly a very interesting building 🙂
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First World Hotel ☺️
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Yea, exactly 🙂
The first thing your eyes catches once you reach, Genting, right?
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Stunning color, really this is very remarkable image. Very artistic. Superb photos dear friend!
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Very interesting choice. Lovely colors. I m not sure if that is a real building or thebskerch or painting coz the plants give me that confusing feel. Whatever the case me, you put it very nicely.
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Astonishing, Sreejith.
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Fantastic photos! What a colorful design 🙂
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wow great colors !
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What an incredible creator to come up with an idea like this! Wow! And you really did this building justice with your image, Sreejith. Thank you. Love, Amy
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Thank you so much Amy for your encouraging comments, as always 🙂
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You are welcome, Sreejith. I haven’t seen you around much so I hope all is well your way. (((HUGS))) Amy
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Yea, Amy I haven’t logged in for a while.
Taking care of my dad, who is recovering in a hospital.
Things are looking good now and hopefully I’ll be back in a week’s time 🙂
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You have been missed, my friend, and I am so glad your Dad is doing better. Next time, let me know so I can pray for him. OK??? (((HUGS))) Amy
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Great! What a different sort of building. Very appealing.
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Thank you so much, Marie 🙂
It certainly is a very appealing building for it’s striking colours 🙂
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Wonderful captures! Great choice for the challenge. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Jackie… this structure is so attractive for it’s colour and it’s location… 🙂
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Cool looking building. I really like the crop you did for the challenge.
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Thank you so much, Kan 🙂
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its certainly a clever and colourful way to paint a building.
were you over in malaysia/genting highlands recently?
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I was there in Genting in 2010…
It’s really worth visiting again and I am planning my next rip to Malaysia.
Thank you so much for your visit and comments 🙂
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you are most welcome, sreejith.
well, if you are visiting malaysia/kl again, and are keen to meet up, give me a heads up please.
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Sure 🙂 So nice to see this….
My last trip to Malaysia was too short and I could explore only KL and a few close by places. But that really triggered my interest in this diverse country.
Have a beautiful day 🙂
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good one!
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Thank yo so much, Jorg 🙂
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Fabulous! A shame the English aren’t so exuberant!
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Thank you so much, Neoline 🙂
It’s been a long time since I logged in here…
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cool!
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🙂
Thank you so much…
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hope your dad is okay – and warm thoughts your way 🙂 ❤ ❤
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Yea, he’s getting better 🙂
It’s been almost two months, I have been away, and I am really missing this community…
I need to recharge myself with the positive energy from all the wonderful people here, and I am back 🙂
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welcome back – ❤ – yeah baby!
and glad your dad is getting better –
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That’s quite the original building. Very recognizable.
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