Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport
Aerial Photography Collections by Toby Harriman
Captured from above the heart of Silicon Valley, this series by Toby Harriman showcases Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC) from a fine art aerial perspective. Photographed via helicopter in coordination with Bay Area air traffic control, the collection reveals the structure, flow, and precision that define one of California’s key regional hubs.
From aircraft taxiing beneath the sharp afternoon light to the geometry of runways and terminals framed against the city grid, each image highlights the connection between technology, infrastructure, and motion. San Jose’s skyline and surrounding neighborhoods provide context to the airport’s role within one of the world’s most innovative regions.
Part of Harriman’s ongoing Aerial Gateways series, the San Jose International Airport collection continues his study of major aviation centers across the United States, blending art and engineering to reveal the beauty and rhythm of modern flight.
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I’m Toby Harriman, an Alaska-based photographer, cinematographer, and creative producer specializing in aerial direction. Over more than a decade of experience, I’ve crafted a diverse portfolio spanning fine art, filmmaking, documentary photography, and high-end productions. My unique aerial imagery has opened doors to exciting opportunities with clients worldwide, including Apple, The Ocean Cleanup, and the Wall Street Journal; and directing an air-to-air shoot for Acubed, the Silicon Valley innovation center of Airbus.
