Commuters Check Phones Under Awning In Rain

Silver rain streaks across the wet pavement beneath a street corner awning in Narsingdi during the last blue light of evening. Three commuters huddle close to a steamed-up glass bus shelter, their faces illuminated by the cool glow of smartphone screens. Early autumn air hangs heavy, visible as condensation fogging the shelter's transparent panels. Distant town lights blur into a soft orange haze on the horizon, against the deep blue twilight. Water droplets rest on the metal awning edge, while the commuters' jackets show the darkening dampness of the drizzle. A reflection of a phone screen flickers on the wet asphalt near their shoes.