From the Archives: Above Silicon Valley

Well, it's still Pandemic time here. So I have fewer opportunities to create more material. When I can I'm hoping to highlight some of my favorite content from the good old days before the attack of the Orange Monster and the resulting disaster that keeps us cowering inside for a year.

So here are some photos of Silicon Valley from above. These photos are a combination of photos from a few highrises I was able to get access to, as well as from the hills on either side of The Valley.

Enjoy!

Thanks for viewing!

(all images copyright M Halberstadt)

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InContinent: A Quick Drive to Osnabrück

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The Italian Cemetery

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Urban Texture

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