Subway platform and train shown in motion with worn yellow stripes.
A picture from inside a subway station shows the subway in motion. The platform is made of several small, evenly sized dark gray tiles that have small flecks of black in them. Two rows of tiles closest to the edge of the platform have a bumpy texture and are painted bright yellow to indicate that the area is dangerous. The paint is worn down and dirty in many spots where people have walked over it. On the bottom right side of the frame, one of the tiles has been replaced with a copper-colored tile with a symbol of two feet engraved into it, indicating where to stand. The body of the subway is silver metal that appears warped in some areas, as the light reflecting off of it is distorted and bent in some areas. A set of doors can be seen on the subway towards the right, and they are closed. A rectangular-shaped window is to the left, which shows the slightly dark interior of the subway. Above the subway are many metal beams that create a hatch-like pattern; the area is not very illuminated. The subway itself is slightly blurred, showing it is in motion; however, it appears to either be slowing down or just beginning to move as it is not moving fast.