“Look at situations from all angles, and you will become more open.”
Dali Lama
Libraries have always seemed like magical places to me and the freedom to walk aisles full of stories and information is a luxury I never take for granted. Through my childhood, school years and now as an adult materials I’ve borrowed have opened my eyes to new possibilities and points of view prompting even more questions and the reward of yet another trip to the library.
This exterior walkway around the Seattle Public Library is a popular place for photographers as well as a meeting space for Library patrons and pedestrians hoping to duck out of the rain on a spring afternoon and I’m posting it today as part of the Weekly Photo Challenge: Angular.
Northwest Frame of Mind 
This is super cool
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Thank you gray days. 🙂
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What a fantastic shot. You have a great knack for knowing which angle to approach a photo from. Love this one.
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Thanks so much, Carrie!
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Very nice perspective.
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I’m glad you like it, Allen. 🙂
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I do and you are welcome. Tim
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Great shot.
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Thanks, Ruth.
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Fabulous shot, Lisa. You have the angle just right. 😀
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Thanks, Sylvia. It’s so nice to hear you like the angle. 🙂
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What unique perspecrive!
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*and a unique perspective too lol
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Thanks. 😉
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love the shot!
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Thank you for your visit and comment today!
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Lisa, it gives me a funny feeling while scrolling down. 🙂 Well done!
janet
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Yikes, I hope it’s not vertigo, Janet. 😉 Glad you like it though!
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No, but just try starting at the top and scrolling down. Look at how the photo sort of moves. It’s kind of cool.
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That library provides you with a fistful of images Lisa. Love your angle on this shot 🙂
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Thanks, Jude. 🙂 I think this is my 3rd and last library shot. At least for a little while…
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The first thing I noticed was the organic form of the tree peeking through the girders. Then I noticed the geometric pattern the girders, shadows and bolts make a as you look down the wall. Love it!
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Thanks for letting me know how you read the photo, D’Arcy. You hit on the main points I like too and highlighted one of the reasons I chose the quote – looking through the angles (inside/outside) and becoming more open.
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Great take on, great shot! I love Seattle Public Library.
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Thanks, Amy! This building has so many angles to love it’s a fun place to take photos and people watch. 🙂
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Love Downtown Seattle, too. 🙂
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I like catching glimpses of Seattle in your photos, Lisa. We’re no longer heading that far north to visit our daughter. She moved down near Gig Harbor ❤ Now there are new sights to explore.
Jane
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Thanks, Jane I’m happy to provide your Seattle sights. 🙂 I’ve heard Gig Harbor is beautiful too!
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It is a very quaint place. I’m hoping to get to know it very well as time goes on.
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Impressive — not just the angles incorporated in the building’s design but also the angle at which you took this photo! Remarkable!
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Thanks for your nice comments, Rusha!
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You have a photographer’s eye, no doubt about it, Lisa ! – your shots never fail to bring enjoyment.
Thank you !!!
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Oh wow you’re welcome, M-R and thank you for such a wonderful compliment!
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This is so great Lisa. Just wondering how I am going to do this assignment and you just gave me an idea. Have a great Sunday.
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Great news, Bebs I’m happy I could provide some inspiration!
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Great angle on these angles!
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Thank you. Ann-Christine. 🙂
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This photo is a real attention getter! Mesmerizing!
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I’m happy to hear you like it!
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Great photo for this theme.
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Thanks!
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This is perfect for the theme! Great eye, Lisa 🙂
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Thanks!
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what a photo! my head immediately started spinning – so real!
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I’m glad you like it!
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Such a beautiful composition…lovely shot!
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Thank you, Sid for both your comment and your visit today!
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Very nice shot. Nice composition, nice prespective.
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Thanks so much, Rommel.
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Beautiful image for the theme, in fact, just perfect 🙂
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Thanks so much, Sreejith!
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