Big trucks rule the rural roads of India -- people are somehow able to time the gaps, allowing them to make it to the other side. These women made it. But some don't. India accounts for ten per cent of road accident fatalities worldwide. It was a sunny morning, and I was sitting next to the driver of our tour bus, shooting through the huge front window. I was using burst shooting, and the bright light allows me to set my shutter speed at a very fast 1/1000th of a second, allowing me to stop the action of my subjects. This frame worked perfectly to express risk – the two women in brightly colored saris are walking together as one. They are hemmed in between a wall of trucks and a passing motorbike. Will they make it safely to the other side? Their lives seem to be hanging in the balance. The red and white bars painted on every tree that lines the road rhythmically repeat the dotted line on the pavement. The picture is both frozen in time yet those highway lines and painted trees set it into implied motion at the same time, making the risks of road travel seem very real.