This image depicts a narrow pedestrian street in Mijas, Spain, viewed from a low angle looking down its length

This image depicts a narrow pedestrian street in Mijas, Spain, viewed from a low angle looking down its length. The street is paved with dark grey rectangular cobblestones, featuring two circular utility covers: one centrally located with a grate pattern, and another closer to the right sidewalk marked "Telefonica" with a stylized telephone icon. The street is flanked by two rows of multi-story buildings, all uniformly painted white with dark-colored window frames and doors. Windows on both sides are fitted with decorative black wrought iron grilles. Some upper-story windows on the right also feature small black wrought iron balconies. Overhead, a series of light-colored fabric canopies are stretched across the street, supported by black metal frames and poles. The central portion of the main canopy displays a faint, inverted reflection or print of buildings and sky. Black vertical poles, likely for support or lighting, are spaced along both sidewalks; some have terracotta-colored pots containing green fern-like plants attached. On the left side of the street, a dark brown double door with "Amor a Málaga" inscribed above it is visible. Adjacent to this entrance are two blue ceramic pots with orange-flowered plants. Further down the street on both sides, additional potted plants and greenery are observed along the building facades. Black cylindrical bollards are present on the sidewalks, particularly on the right side. The street appears empty of people and vehicles.