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There are many interesting religious buildings in and around Durban, reflecting the architecture and culture of different religions and denominations. Consider the Greek temple in Umgeni Park, Temple of Understanding in Chatsworth, the Mariannhill Monastery etc
You are so right, Blurock.
Of the three places you mentioned, I still need to visit the Greek temple.
The Temple of Understanding was an awesome experience, and they had no qualms about me coming in and taking pictures. Here you can see one of the pictures I took there:
Neville, you know, some people just take pictures and others are able to capture special moments. It is the same difference between a painter with good left brain technique and a painter with right brain sensitivity for the mood of the moment he is capturing.
You are the artist who captures the special moment and the mood.
Neville, you know, some people just take pictures and others are able to capture special moments. It is the same difference between a painter with good left brain technique and a painter with right brain sensitivity for the mood of the moment he is capturing.
You are the artist who captures the special moment and the mood.
Wow, thanks for those kind words, Adrian.
Not wanting to blow my trumpet more than you have already, I still find it amusing when some people see my pictures and say that I must have a very good camera!
As my (past) hero once said, "it's not about the bike"...
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