November 22, 2008

Shadow Shot Sunday



These are the hills on the west side of our valley. On the top of them is the Santa Rosa Plateau, that I've mentioned a lot, recently; here, here, here, and here. If you are a crow, it's about 5 miles from my house. Since we're not crows, it's about a 12-15 mile drive.



I've always loved looking at these hills, just looking at their beauty. I love the way they "fold". These photos were taken early in the morning, in order to catch the shadows from the sun rising on the other side of the valley.

Shadow Shot Sunday is hosted by Hey Harriet, please go over there to see all the Shadowy people.

13 comments

  1. The hills do appear to fold. And the colours are warm, which is so nice this time of year.

    I'm going to Google the Santa Rosa Plateau to find out more, if I can.

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  2. These hills are peaceful to gaze upon. I can see how they would become a large part of your everyday. Watching the light and seasons move across them in their own time, marking yours.

    I lived in Santa Rosa, California a bit. I find it interesting how names are repeated so often.

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  3. I would love to look at these, too.

    Beautiful.

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  4. very good shots of the hills, very nice!

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  5. What a beautiful shadow..it almost looks fake..What a great view and to see it every morning..wow, that is a Fingerprint too..

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  6. these mountains are so beautiful, they look surreal!
    Great shadow shot capture.

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  7. My brother moved back to Iowa from Santa Rosa two years ago and misses it terribly after living there 25 years. He was in the foothills on Rinaldo ST., this looks just like the view from his window...BEAUTIFUL!

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  8. beautiful color and texture to these photos

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  9. Wow! Jan, these two shots are incredible! I love the colors and the shadows! :)

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  10. Love how the hills look like fabric - or big wrinkles! Great shots!

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  11. This scenery is spectacular. I love the contrasting shadows on the mountain range and the rich goldy red below.

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