A foggy crossroad during a midnight in December could appear somewhat cinematic, but the fact is, it is an unsettling scene which can make the driver go a bit crazy because they are trying to find but what uncertain path is about to come up, so its not like someone would bother to pay attention to what is happening on the roadside during such moments.

Twenty years old Lucas Zimmerman was driving past a forest near Weimar after his shooting. He was going to take some photos of the flashing car lights in the dark, but became attracted to the two tall traffic lights instead. If it wasn’t for that foggy night, he would not have been able to document such a psychedelic image. He set his camera on the roadside and adjusted the exposure time from 8 up to 20 seconds. If any other vehicle approached during the time, he would have to wait all over again to capture the perfect moment. If this atmosphere is not enough to constitute an interesting concept, then just his motivation should be good enough. Or should we say that the observations we have to the details of life should not be abandoned, so that when a struggle comes up it does not necessarily lead to feelings of apathy.