I am pretty sure that nearly every time I am shelving, and I come upon one of these glossy photography books about the most beautiful libraries in the world, I cram my camera full of pictures of them. I figure these must surely make excellent canvasses for the kinds of photo manipulations I love. And no doubt in the past I have carefully worked in snoopy to these grand libraries, or one of my library's distinctive green book cubes, or maybe even a wild animal here or there. But I have not been entirely satisfied with any of these results. It is like I was trying to find something to put into all these grand libraries that expressed to me just what I felt should be in them. What would bring these glorious libraries to life for me? Nothing was quite right.
But now I think I may have cracked it.
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