Purple Lights and a Pyramid
Bright purple lights on a tree reflect off the ground after a friend shower in Málaga. The pyramid is the “Pirámide de Cristal” which is a glass pyramid that is there at least 11 years. Ancient ruins are visible through the glass, which are apparently, “Roman basins belonging to a salted fish factory from the…
Feeding the cat
It’s not every day you see a man walk by with a cat lying across his shoulder, but this day in Malaga I did. He was squeezing some kind of paste on to his finger, which I presume may have been a treat for his cat. That cat was very interested in what he was…
New Year’s Fireworks in Malaga
The new year was welcomed by fireworks lit by a random guy in Plaza de la Marina in Malaga. I thought there would be spectacular fireworks over by the lighthouse as the clocks struck 12, but no, the skies remained empty. We turned away and saw fireworks lighting the sky next to the towering Hotel…
The heavy burden of religion
Malaga, Spain. October 2018.
Dating in Malaga
Sharing a Tik Tok video maybe in a backstreet in Malaga, Spain.
City Life in Malaga
Walking and cycling in front of a construction site.
Leaving El Caminito del Ray
The valley of El Caminito del Ray lies just behind the cliffs on the right. It was a spectacular walk in rural Spanish countryside near Malaga.
Speeding past in Malaga
Scooters were everywhere in Malaga the last time I was there in 2019.
La Farola de Málaga
This imposing lighthouse sits at the mouth of Malaga harbour. It was built in 1817, damaged by earthquakes and the Spanish civil war and is operating automatically since 1993.
Street Portrait in Malaga
An artist draws an audience as he works on a portrait. Malaga, October 2018.
The Malaga Chestnut Seller
Malaga, November 2018.
Abandoned Family Home in El Chorro National Park
As seen from El Caminito del Ray Our guide explained that a family lived here for many generations until after work stopped on a nearby power plants. The property was occupied long before power plant workers were seen in the valley and while they were there they made life easier for the people living here….