I recently came across a version of this image on a LinkedIn post about software development. After googling the image I found it in a few articles about telecommunications in Greece and advertisement material for mobility companies. The image can be downloaded here and it says it's from 11/01 2017. However, no further information is provided.
I imagine that if you are from or has been this city in the background you could easily tell us where it is:
A reverse image search (via TinEye) reveals the original photo to be published on Unsplash. The author notes the location is Boulder, Colorado, USA.
Boulder is a city that sits on the foothills of the east side of the Rocky Mountains. This means the mountains are to the west of the city. The photo features a hairpin turn which is a common type of corner on mountain roads. Looking at a map of Boulder, there seems to be four roads of significance that go between the city and the mountains:
From the map, only Flagstaff Road has hairpin turns. The turn features only a short straight until the next turn when going up the road (in elevation) and the city appears to the right when looking down both entry/exit at the apex. Only one corner has these features, which places the location to be on Flagstaff Road with the following decimal coordinates: 40.001048, -105.294817 (Google Maps, Google Street View).
