These rare pictures reveal an insight into the daily lives of Steve Jobs and other leading innovators during the digital revolution in Silicon Valley in the 1980s that changed the world.
Documentary photographer Doug Menuez was granted three years of unprecedented access to Steve Jobs and his team as he built a new company from the ground up after being forced to leave Apple in 1985.
After photographing the famine and conflict in Eithiopia, Menuez had returned to San Francisco searching for a more hopeful story for the human race.
He found it in his own backyard and between 1985 and 2000, Menuez recorded the struggles and successes of the creative minds working in the Valley, who were determined to change every aspect of our lives through technology.
Image: Steve Jobs photographed by Doug Menuez - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3225425/Back-start-Rare-photographs-offer-glimpse-lives-Steve-Jobs-innovators-Silicon-Valley-s-golden-age.html
