I like the concept, like the lighting and do kinda like that there's a person on each side. But... it wasn't until I'd looked at it for ages that I worked out it was a bus or train/tram or some other vehicle, and not a building. As such I was confused as hell as to why there was a man standing at the 'in' door while there was also a woman at the 'out'.

If it was a bit more obvious that they were on transport then that wasted time of 'wha?' would be avoided.

well it's actually a perspective crop of just the door of the new mercedes busses bought this summer. now the in/out thing is true but meaningless here. here it's just common sense (since they're usually crowded) that everyone gets out using both doors then everyone gets in using both doors. with all doors. so that's why they were sitting like that there... it confuses you because you're from australia. if i were to come there and see people acftually respect the signs i'd be as confused

you see i didn't want the bus look, i liked the glass doors too much. plus it'd have been less symmetric to include what i did when shooting (a bit more of the door and a bit of window).

come to think about it i like it to be this way because it makes you look at the photo, observe the details... what i like best is the older guy. has a lot of interesting (and conflicting) details about him...

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