Shady roof at Muelle Uno, Malaga, Spain, May 2016
The colour version above probably helps reveal the identity of yesterday’s more anonymous black and white image.
It is the roof over the seafront walkway in Malaga, which opened in late 2011. If you go over to Google maps street view you’ll see their 2009 images showing the building work underway. Theses attractive overhead curves now provide much-needed shade as you admire the boats in harbour, wander along to shops, bars and restaurants, and perhaps grab an extra-cooling ice cream.
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 June 2018
Posted as part of Roof Squares
Travel with Intent 
Love the viewpoint!
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Very nice – I like more the one with the whole architecture – stunning!
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Malaga looks like it could be quite an interesting place – not all ex-pats and British pubs then?
LOVE your photos of this curvy roof.
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Absolutely the opposite.
They have developed the port area so cruise liners come in now, but apart from that this is a real city. Roman and Picasso sites, excellent food, great street art area, one of my favourite Spanish cities
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I might have to visit.
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Very cool photos! I’ll have to check it out on Google Maps. (when I get to work)
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Love this roof Debbie
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Thank you!
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Fantastic, I love these . . . . . can’t wait to see yesterdays (I am so behind I am working backwards today to catch up!!)
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Fabulous! You made a great abstract with monochrome, seeing the possibilities! My kind of shadow play!
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Beautiful…..
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