Seattle Public Library by Tony Lam

One of my favorite structures in Seattle is the public library. It serves not only as a place for reading and solitude but also as a venue for photography. A symphony of glass and steel, it presents numerous opportunities for capturing images of geometric shapes, abstract forms, and people. This image was taken from the rear of the library building on Fifth Avenue. A covered walkway, constructed using diamond-shaped steel mesh, forms a triangular tube. The walkway and its reflection from the expansive glass windows creates a compelling image.