If they are given a second thought at all, it is not for their architecture or beauty but usually how quickly can we get out of them.Enig Hui, a petroleum engineer from Miri, Malaysia, takes a different view.For the last six years he has photographed stations all around the world from Euston to Hotel De Ville station in Paris and Kintetsu Nara Station in Japan.The engineer has visited around 50 stations around the world including locations such as England, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Czech Republic and Italy.He says: ‘It's not difficult to capture the stations and believe it or not I never plan ahead for any underground trip.‘The images were all taken spontaneously during my stay in the cities, while exploring the tourist spots.‘I've had mixed reviews from the public, ranging from eerily empty, creepy or artistically beautiful. ‘There are still many cities I would love to visit and capture the underground stations – New York, Stockholm, Budapest, Kiev and Lisbon are all on my list.’(dailymail.co.uk)Bakudaily.az