The image displays the interior of a library reading room in Accra, Ghana, characterized by a long, unoccupied central aisle extending into the background

The image displays the interior of a library reading room in Accra, Ghana, characterized by a long, unoccupied central aisle extending into the background. On the left, a tall, multi-tiered dark brown wooden bookshelf system is fully stocked with various books, predominantly paperbacks, with visible call numbers including 'G/F126 /146' on one shelf edge. A white sign with an upward-pointing arrow is affixed to the leftmost shelf. On the right, several parallel rows of individual dark brown wooden study carrels are arranged. Each carrel features a wooden desk surface and a black cushioned seat. Two books are visible on a foreground carrel's desk: one with a purple cover depicting a computer screen, stacked atop another plain textbook. A light blue book rests on a desk further down the row. The right wall features a series of windows draped with light-colored curtains displaying a repeating hexagonal geometric pattern, through which natural light filters. Overhead, multiple fluorescent tube lights illuminate the room, with one emitting a distinct blue flare in the upper left quadrant. The ceiling is composed of light-colored, rectangular panels. The floor is a light grey, possibly terrazzo or tiled surface. In the far background, a light-colored cabinet or filing unit is visible near the right wall, and small, colorful postings are on the far left wall. No individuals are present in the scene.