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Drone Photos Capture Miami's Empty Streets From High Above

February 13, 2021 14:37PM

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Gilbert Gonzalez
While driving around the city delivering orders for Uber Eats, photographer Gilbert Gonzalez has used his drone to document the vast emptiness of Miami's streets as residents observe the stay-at-home order during the coronavirus pandemic. Read the full story about Gonzalez's photos here.

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