The image depicts the shaded underside of an elevated wooden structure, likely a beachfront property, located in La Manzanilla, Mexico

The image depicts the shaded underside of an elevated wooden structure, likely a beachfront property, located in La Manzanilla, Mexico. The structure is supported by a series of uniformly spaced, rectangular pillars constructed from a light-colored, possibly concrete or rammed earth, material. These pillars support a robust overhead framework of dark reddish-brown wooden beams and horizontal joists, forming the underside of an upper level. The sandy ground beneath the structure displays ripple patterns, possibly from raking, and a single, irregularly shaped stone or concrete fragment is present in the foreground. Strong sunlight enters from the left, casting distinct, elongated parallel shadows from the wooden beams onto the sand. To the right, two white or light-grey cushioned lounge chairs, both unoccupied, are positioned on the sand within the shaded area. Behind these chairs, a wall composed of natural, irregularly shaped stones is visible. No individuals are present in the scene.