Dag 56 - Lysspor i natten

Da jeg kørte hjem fra arbejde idag, var det blevet mørkt. Som sædvanlig havde jeg mit kamera med på arbejde, da jeg håbede at kunne tage nogle snapshots under et kunderbesøg i København. Men det ufattelige triste vintervejr med en tung grå himmel fik mig på andre tanker.

Derfor lå kameraet på forsædet da jeg kørte hjem, og pludselig fik jeg ideen til at fotografere ud af forruden for at fange "den mørke vinteraften" stemning med regn og slud. Vejbelysningen og bilernes lygter danner så lysspor i natten.

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