I guess this is somewhat down to each countries law on the use of lights and combination of lights used simultaneously.
Some countries or states do not have a daylight running light requirement, but instead use marking lights i.e indicators etc, the US being one place this is common.
In Norway it is illegal for cars to use bumper mounted fog lights in combination with low beams, but if you use parking lights you can use the fog lights as daylight running lights. however at night (when streetlights are on) you are required to use low beams, thus making it illegal to use the fog lights.
the reason for this is so that you dont blind oncoming traffic with these lights that are not focused and has a wide spread of light.
Many late model cars have LED's in the bumper or as part of the headlamp as daylight running lights as part of a recent EU regulation, these either dim down significantly or switches off when the low beams are switched on.
Thus looking to Norwegian law, the front lights as in Sjokoz picture is legal, using the indicators as daylight running lights, and just the park light in the headlamp.
switching on the low beams would make the light combo illegal (in Norway).
I doubt you will have any issues at daytime running the "illegal" combo, but you may have some issues at night since the indicators dont have a focused patterns and may blind other motorists.
