Floyd's Herb Shop Camera (Washington 270)
Image 1-5 are from the early curve of Washington 270, from Floyd's Herb Shop camera.
In image one, the distinct equidistant lower lights, wouldn't invaginate on both sides or along the center if it was halo effect from headlights. It would likely blur continuously if it was due to one solid halo from one set of lights.
In image four, it appears the left set of lights, from our perspective looking at the image, are delineated by a clear black line.
For those suggesting the lower two lights are road reflection, image six is where road reflection initially presents throughout the sequence. The original configuration of two distinct lower lights separated by two distinct higher lights remains unchanged in image six.
Image 9 and 10 are self explanatory. If one light source was "refracted" from this solid metal barricade into two equal separate parallel components as some claim, how does this solid, unperforated, linear barricade within fractions of a second alter the height, brightness and size of just one solid light?
I'm happy to be told I'm wrong about possible fog lights. Peer-review is critical and I'm hoping for those suggesting it's not fog lights to articulate why they've reached that conclusion. I want to understand why my opinion is incorrect.