The only street lamp that was lit was a small fire alarm light on a telephone pole. The lamp looked detached from the pole here so I figured it would play the role of our sun in the distant Mars sky which always appears reddish in NASA'S images.
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Man that is some cool play with light temperatures, underrated in one sense as I would have score it high, but kudos for doing so well with such an abstract image.
So while trying to figure out how this photo was taken, well I couldn't. Sure there's the simple slowing down of the shutter which causes light streaks, but the direction of the vehicle and the position of the light streak puts a twist to that. Then I thought, well maybe fog, but the amber shade in the sky and the exposure lends to a slower shutter speed and with the vehicle being in motion, that wouldn't make sense. Then I thought, it's probably a combination of fog with a stationary vehicle and slow shutter speed.
Nonetheless, great lighting and clever control of the environment, high points from me for making me think on this one.
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