Marta's Commute.

Marta, a UCL graduate from Poland now living in Brixton, took this photo of the Hayward Gallery on route home by bike. Its a giant poster by the marvellous artist David Shrigley who manages to make sense from nonsense. 

Juliet's Commute.

"This is a photo taken from my taxi window of Marine Drive on route back from the Conde Nast offices in Mumbai to my flat. It's the best place to see the sunset from."

Dora's Commute

Dora, a fashion design graduate, took this shot from her train journey to work in Glasgow. 

Jo's Commute

Jo, a master's student in London, took this shot on route back home from university. Good thinking time no doubt. 

Cara's Commute

"This is my favourite part of my journey to work - a 10 minute ferry ride between two sutors on the East Highland coast of Scotland. I cycle from the port at the other side to my job, rarely passing any other commuter. Thankfully, I've made great friends with the ferrymen who, in exchange for some cakes I've made at work, will give me the odd free lift."

Annie's Commute

Annie works at Tree School in Devon. She eat, sleeps and breathes the Devonshire countryside alongside her dog, Ishka, and occasionally with a resident ghost called Mark who shares her living space - a former boarding house. This field is the closest she gets to a commute to her job. 

Jamie's Commute

"I’ve sent one snap of my foot’s journey to work. Unfortunately I live at work so my commute stretches as far as the 12” from mattress to floor or the half second it takes me to open my eyes in the morning." Jamie is at Sandhurst Military Academy.