The image displays the Puente Nuevo bridge spanning the El Tajo gorge in Ronda, Spain, under an overcast sky

The image displays the Puente Nuevo bridge spanning the El Tajo gorge in Ronda, Spain, under an overcast sky. The bridge is constructed of light-colored, cut stone blocks, featuring multiple arches, with a prominent central arch containing a small, recessed rectangular window with a balcony. On the left side of the bridge deck, a streetlight is visible. Buildings with predominantly white facades and red-tiled roofs are situated atop the cliffs on both sides of the bridge. On the left, a large, multi-story white building with a complex roofline features an ornate, dark balcony-style entrance, from which two flags (identified as Spanish and Andalusian) hang. This building is a significant structure, consistent with the Parador de Ronda. To its right, another multi-story white building extends. On the right side of the gorge, a cluster of older, somewhat weathered white and light-colored buildings with varying rooflines are positioned close to the cliff edge. The deep gorge below exhibits steep, layered rock faces of a light brown/tan hue, with sparse green and brown vegetation clinging to crevices and ledges. A narrow, winding path is discernible along the gorge floor at the bottom right of the image, where additional green foliage grows. The sky is uniformly overcast with dense, grey clouds, providing diffused light. No identifiable individuals or vehicles are clearly visible on the bridge, within the buildings, or on the path below.