A building with unique design elements stands in Nashville.
A low-angle shot of the cylindrical building in front of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville. The building is positioned on the lower left side of the frame with a gray stone tile base. The top tiles of the base have 5 black lines that circulate around the structure, along with three gray metal rods attached on the tiles where the lines go. Above the base is a smaller round building with blacked-out windows that's divided by wall panels that are indented out to support the brown rounded roof above. On top of the roof is a brown metal tower that is an elongated pyramid shape with a pointed top. To the right of the building is a black metal pole with a curled-up American flag and a red and blue flag below it. There's a golf ball on top of the flag pole. At the bottom of the flags is an angle view of a shrub with green, round leaves. Above and behind the building is a skyscraper with a fenestration window pattern that reflects the cloudy gray sky with a peak of the blue sky on the lower right portion. The cloudy gray sky can be slightly seen on the right side of the skyscraper.