Atlas Obscura – See the most striking transit systems from Montreal to Munich. “Honestly, I’m just really obsessed with looking at photos of metros,” says Montreal-based photographer Chris Forsyth. The photography student at Montreal’s Dawson College has been documenting the unique interiors of the Canadian city’s 68 transit stations, which date to the 1960s, for nearly two years. His work, he says, focuses on accentuating the design he finds most people could appreciate if they realized it were there. “[I’m] just trying to bring out that overlooked beauty in the architecture that I find people tend to miss when they’re on their daily commute.” Forsyth recently took his Montreal Metro Project on the road, to European cities—Berlin, Munich, and Stockholm—to explore the hidden architectural splendor of their transit systems. “I tend to really enjoy juxtaposing the motion that’s inherent to a Metro Station, so in most cases, a train,” he says. “I like to contrast that with the stillness of the architecture.”… [Please do not miss these photographs – they will make you wonder aloud why this is not possible in America.]