Three Men and the Fog

Three figures walk into a wall of winter fog, their silhouettes dissolving toward a single haloed streetlamp. Shot in near-monochrome, it's less a photograph of people than of mood — the hush of a Bangladeshi December night when mist swallows the roads. Fun fact: The dense fog that blankets Bangladesh's plains each winter forms when cool, dry northern air settles over the warm, moisture-laden delta — the same phenomenon that turns river ferries into ghost ships and delays flights across the region.