The image displays an expansive volcanic vineyard landscape in La Geria, located within the municipality of Yaiza, Lanzarote, Spain

The image displays an expansive volcanic vineyard landscape in La Geria, located within the municipality of Yaiza, Lanzarote, Spain. The scene is characterized by vast fields of dark, pulverized volcanic rock (picón) under a blue sky with scattered white cumulus clouds. Numerous circular and crescent-shaped depressions are carved into the terrain, each approximately 1-2 meters in diameter. These hollows are meticulously enclosed by low, dry-stone walls, constructed from dark volcanic rock, providing shelter for individual green grapevines. The grapevines exhibit visible leaves, indicating active growth. Winding, unpaved pathways of compacted volcanic material traverse the vineyard, creating distinct patterns across the dark earth. In the background, dark, undulating volcanic hills and mountains rise, with several clusters of white-painted buildings visible in the mid-distance against the dark landscape. Shadows are evident, cast by the stone walls and potentially by clouds, indicating direct sunlight. No individuals, objects other than the natural environment and agricultural infrastructure, actions, or interactions are present.