If you prefer a more traditional map view in Google Earth instead of the 3D imagery, you can easily switch between the two options. Here's how to turn off 3D view in Google Earth:

1. Open Google Earth app or website: Launch the Google Earth app on your device or navigate to the Google Earth website using a web browser.

2. Find the location: Use the search bar or navigation tools to find the location you want to view.

3. Switch to 2D map view: Once you've found the location, look for the '3D' button or option on the screen. Click on this button to switch from 3D view to 2D map view. This will change the perspective from the 3D satellite imagery to a traditional map view.

4. Explore the map: Once you've switched to 2D map view, you can explore the area using the zoom and navigation tools. You can also toggle between different map layers and overlays to customize the view.

5. Return to 3D view: If you want to switch back to the 3D view, simply click on the '3D' button or option again to return to the satellite imagery.

By following these steps, you can easily switch between 3D and 2D views in Google Earth to find specific locations, get a different perspective, or simply toggle between the two options based on your preference. Whether you're using Google Earth for educational, professional, or personal purposes, having the flexibility to switch between 3D and 2D views can greatly enhance your experience.