What a great capture - looks like they are old movie starts making out in front of you. The other billboard person is a little distracting though.
Good choice making it b/w.

oh yeah!

Great pic. Doubt the relevance.

This is so close to being a great shot, but it just doesn't quite make it for me. I really wish I liked it more.

I don't get it.Sorry :(

This certainly evokes that Cartier-Bresson aesthetic and it seems like the sort of image he might have made had he been sat on the same train. The pole on the right is a little distracting as are the seats but really, really well seen.

Interesting idea, but I think that the composition does not give justice to it.

I think this is a wonderful photograph.
Your decisive moment to press the button was right on!

Unsure of the relevance. I like the tonal qualities of the image however.

From the little I know of Henri Cartier Bresson since this theme was announced, this seems an excellent submission. Simple and with impact.

Heh. Interesting...the photo in the photo (on the right) looks like it could've been taken by HCB.

This is my favorite of the week so far. It works for me not only because it was taken at the right moment to place the couple out of their space and into the train, which is very technically clever, but it made me think more of that decisive moment when you're with someone you care about and decide to make the move to get closer. A kiss on the neck and a slight smile is one of the greatest moments you can experience. This image works on so many levels and I really hope it gets featured.

It would have been great if the two heads were attached to bodies in the seats