Morning Commuter Train at Foggy Udu Harbor

Steel-gray rain streaks the air over a concrete platform where a commuter train waits beside a mist-choked harbor mouth. Early dawn light falls through thick fog, softening the edges of waiting figures in dark coats. The platform surface glistens wet, reflecting faint red tail lights from distant signals. Fog rolls in from the water, blurring the line between the steel tracks and the gray sea beyond. Passengers stand under a rusted corrugated roof, their breath visible in the cool, damp air. The train doors remain closed, framed by the rule of thirds against the hazy horizon where the harbor mouth disappears into white mist. A puddle near the edge catches the dull glow of a hanging lamp.