The photograph depicts the interior of a Perth train carriage

The photograph depicts the interior of a Perth train carriage. The carriage has a cream-colored wall with two rectangular windows. One window has a blue sign with white figures indicating a courtesy request to offer seats to those in need, as well as a white sign with black text concerning reporting suspicious activity, including a phone number. A yellow horizontal handrail is visible below the signs. Through the window, a person with fair skin, wearing a black hoodie, is visible. They are holding a smartphone and appear to be taking a photograph or using the phone. Reflections of buildings and lights can be seen in the window. To the right of the window, the train seats are covered in a dark fabric with a pattern of green leaf shapes and colorful swirling lines. The text on the sign refers to "Transperth," which is the public transport authority for Perth, Australia. In the bottom left it includes part of the train line names of: Joondalup, Mandurah, and Fremantle.