Then, he took out the super-bright LED headlamp from his backpack. Walking to the igloo, he crawled inside, adjusted the headlamp's brightness to its maximum in the darkness of the igloo, and then placed it in the very center, allowing the light to evenly illuminate the entire dome.
He exited the igloo and quickly walked back to the camera.
Snow is the best conductor and softbox for light. The high-intensity headlamp emitted a glaring white light inside the igloo, which, after penetrating the half-meter-thick snow walls, was evenly scattered and softened by countless ice crystal particles.
Finally, from the entire interior of the igloo and that arched entrance passage, there emanated a golden glow akin to a hearth.
At this moment, the white igloo stood silently like a giant jade lantern illuminated from within, on the cold snow field lit by starlight and auroras.
One cold, one warm, one blue-green, one golden-yellow—two extreme lights formed a picture filled with surreal beauty.
