The Commute

however, I think the guy on the right front in the white with red belt is hogging two spots. ;).

I agree wholeheartedly. Great shot. But with tighter cropping, and cloning out the power lines, I think it's world class (below).

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First, let me join those who've said this is a brilliant photo, because it is, breathtakingly so.

So why do I hate myself? Because I have to say, if it were mine, I'd crop out the far right edge, just enough to remove the support for the power lines in the distance. They're almost unnoticeable, but not quite, and provide a tiny distraction that's easily removed.

Having said that, it's a stunning, gorgeously composed shot that I can't look at without feeling envy...
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Great capture.. I'm not sure any other form of transportation could be so overloaded and still complete it's travel.

Sort of reminds me of carload night at the drive-in movies when I was a kid - times 100! Real nice shootin!

..and where do the women sit?

ps. great photo. i especially like that the photo includes some people who didn't manage to find a place on the train (but are probably still looking for a space to squeeze into).

Great capture! Well done! Congrats!!
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Originally from Bangladesh I am living in Russia since 1983. I know about Biswa Estema, I know how people rush home during the Eid, even everyday people take the roof of the bus, but never think the sight from Tongy might be that fascinating. Thanks for sharing.

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What can I say, it is an amazing scene.
I grew up in Mumbai where people fill trains like crazy, but nothing like this.
WoW! Thanks for sharing. Great shot!