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MISSION CONCEPCION BY PAMELA WILLIAMS

Part of Pamela's "Watercolor Collection". Check out the gallery to see more digitally enhanced abstract photography.

According to the National Park services website: This mission was named in honor of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and Juan de Acua, the Marqus de Casafuerte. The Marqus was Viceroy of New Spain (Mexico) when the mission transferred to the San Antonio River area in 1731. Originally founded in 1716 in what is now eastern Texas, the mission was one of six authorized by the government to serve as a buffer against the threat of French incursion into Spanish territory from Louisiana.

Developed by Franciscans and after a tenuous existence and several moves, the mission was transferred to its present site in 1731. This handsome stone church took about 15 years to build, and was dedicated in 1755. It appears very much as it did over two centuries ago. Due to the fact that it was built directly on bedrock, i...

Introducing Pamela, a talented digital artist and photographer with a profound passion for capturing fleeting moments in time. With an artistic eye and technical expertise, she skillfully immortalizes beauty, emotions, and stories through her lens and digital canvas. Pamela finds pure joy in sharing these extraordinary moments with others, allowing them to experience the same magnificence she did behind the camera. Whether it's a picturesque landscape, a candid portrait, or an abstract creation, she invites you to embark on her creative journey and be a part of the artistic adventure. As you explore Pamela's artwork, she encourages you to share the magic with your loved ones. Your kindness in sharing her creations will be forever...