La Sagrada Familia

Architectural Wonder

One of the World's most iconic buildings, La Sagrada Familia Cathedral, was designed by architect Antoni Gaudi. Construction began in 1882 and continues to this day. The estimated completion date is in 2026.

My images from a trip there earlier this year are located here La Sagrada Familia

Mabry Mill

MABRY MILL, VIRGINIA

Here's a shot from my trip a couple of days ago to Mabry Mill, on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. See more images of this beautiful mill at http://www.tommosherphotography.com/p797459839

 

 

South Mountains State Park, North Carolina

Tucked away 18 miles south of Morganton, NC lies South Mountains State Park. It is s hidden gem, that was almost without visitors yesterday. It has lovely riverside trails, picnic areas and beautiful 80 foot High Shoals Falls.

You can check out my images from the park at Tom Mosher Photography

High Shoals Falls

Jacob Fork

Jacob Fork

The Quiet Side Of Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennessee is the most visited national park in the US system, with over 9 million visitors in 2010. If you want to escape to a quite spot in the park, check out the Big Creek area on the eastern side of the park within North Carolina. This is one of my favorite areas. An old logging road follows Big Creek to Midnight Hole and Mouse Creek Falls, which is only 2 miles from the trail head.

You can see my pictures from recent trip to this beautiful area at Tom Mosher Photography

 Midnight Hole

 



Mouse Creek Falls

CARVED IN STONE

Photographing Medieval stone statues and sculptures is one my great pleasure during my travels in Europe. You can check out some of my images on Fine Art America at <a href="http://fineartamerica.com/art/photographs/medieval/all" style="font: 10pt arial; text-decoration: underline;">medieval photos</a>

You can see more of my work at Tom Mosher Photography

Battle of Chickamauga

US Civil War Battle of Chickamauga

 

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park in northwest Georgia, is dedicated to the estimated 3,970 men who lost their lives and the 30,655 who were injured or taken captive, in the US Civil War Battle of Chickamauga on September 19th & 20th, 1863.

Check out my images from this site taken a few years ago at My Gallery

 

 

 

 

Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia: Birthplace Of The American Revolution

 

Birthplace Of The American Revolution

 

Founded in 1699 as the capital of the British colony of Virginia, Williamsburg would go on to become the cradle of independence for the new American nation.

 

British Colonial Governor's Residence

Governor's Gardens

As the representative of the British Empire, the Governor lived in the most splendid residence in the colony, although it was much smaller than his home back in Britain.

 

Today Colonial Williamsburg is glimpse into the past that is sure to please any visitor. Many of the original homes and other buildings remain and are well preserved. They offer insight into the style of colonial life that must have been good for the upper crust of the time.

 

For those that had to work in the kitchens however, life would have been anything but pleasant.

Colonial Kitchen

 

Around the town, visitor's will find many people in period dress working in the same occupations, using the same tools and methods as would have been used in colonial times.

 

Silversmith

Blacksmith

A visit to Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia is a step back in time and a chance to learn about colonial life and the birth of the American Revolution.

 

More of my photographs from Williamsburg and other places I have traveled to around the globe can be found on my website at www.tommosherphotography.com