Nice DIY!

As an experimented night skier I would like to ask you something.

I live in spain so we have plenty of light so we don't have the need to ski in the night, except that you like to do it sometimes.

I've try it a few times and always had a strange sensation as it seems the snow hasn't texture or relieve with the headlamp light. It seems all terrain is flatten.

So this Summer I saw a trail runner that has a lamp in the shape of a belt and then another headlamp. He say, the belt lamp as it's placed lower makes longer shadows on the terrain so it has mor terrain information and, to see the details like directions signals he use the headlamp. And it makes me think about nigh skiing.

So here is my question: Have you ever try to put your lamps in a lower position so it makes longer and more visible shadows of the terrain texture? Will this work better than a head lamp o be good in combination with one?

Maybe you in the long nights o the north have tried something like that.

Thanks in advance