I was walking home one foggy night back in november when I cut through a schoolyard en-route. From there, I saw this incredible view of the intersections at the far end of the field, where the points of light shining in the thick fog made for a beautiful sight.
So I got my digital camera and tried taking a couple of shots of the spectacle. Naturally, the damn thing wasn't good enough to capture it at all. However, it did manage to grab the little points of light, and I found that moving the camera mid-shot had some cool effects. These would be the best of those.
Neanderthalic misuse of technology triumphs again! Well, mostly. Not every image remained crisp after being blown up, but the patterns are still pretty. Plus, one or two did stay crisp! It's win-win!
...-ish.
