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These are photographs of Danville and Mount Diablo, California. The landscape photographs use CC0; the downtown photograph uses CC BY-SA 4.0, as credited below. They have been resized and compressed for the web; the homepage uses responsive display crops. No AI-generated landscape, replacement sky or invented landmark has been added.

Danville & Mount Diablo

View of Danville and Mount Diablo from Las Trampas

Photograph by Mx. Granger, November 19, 2023. View from Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve.

Original photograph and source record · CC0 1.0

Spring on Mount Diablo

Wildflowers beside a trail on Mount Diablo

Photograph by Mx. Granger, April 28, 2024. Spring wildflowers on Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County.

Original photograph and source record · CC0 1.0

Hartz Avenue, downtown Danville

Hartz Avenue and the historic Danville Hotel in November 2016

“Hartz Avenue Danville California” by Danvilleca, November 25, 2016. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. Original photograph and source record.

Resized and compressed to WebP; responsive display crops are used. These image derivatives are offered under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 license. The image documents the streetscape in 2016 and does not establish current businesses, conditions or endorsement.

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The 12-second silent film animates the two credited photographs using a slow digital move and a dissolve. It contains no live-action footage, generated scenery or audio. The source photographs retain their CC0 status.

Credits identify the sources and do not imply endorsement by the photographer or Wikimedia. Team portraits have been digitally edited for a consistent studio presentation. Original decorative line illustrations were created for LMB; they are not geographic maps.

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