"Back of the bus" - Street Photography

About the image

Reflections, layers, and fragments — Back of the Bus captures the pulse of city life through overlapping stories. Each figure, each reflection in the glass, belongs to a different rhythm of the same urban moment. A woman waits, a man thinks, another passes by, and an older face drifts through the frame like memory itself.

The photograph was made at the intersection of Madison Street, where movement and stillness coexist in a single reflection. The glass of the bus window acts as both barrier and mirror — a metaphor for the quiet separations and shared journeys of everyday people.

As part of the Discovery & Heritage series, this piece speaks to the collective texture of humanity — our daily intersections, our unseen connections. Collectors are often drawn to its depth and structure: a visual symphony of geometry, motion, and emotion that invites the viewer to pause and discover new details with each glance.

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