Dithered Reveal

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An ice cave interior photographed from within, featuring a solitary figure in dark clothing with an orange/red helmet standing on white snow-covered ground. The cave walls are composed of massive ice formations in shades of white and pale blue-gray, creating dramatic textured surfaces with deep shadows on the left side. Brilliant blue light streams through an opening in the cave ceiling, creating a striking contrast between the cool blue illumination and the warm orange helmet. The composition uses strong directional lighting that emphasizes the three-dimensional ice formations and creates a sense of depth and scale. A dithered texture overlay with a bayer4 pattern adds subtle grain and visual noise throughout the image, enhancing the atmospheric quality. The blend mode of linear dodge on the upper image layer creates a luminous glow effect, particularly visible in the brighter areas where the blue light penetrates. The overall mood is one of exploration, isolation, and awe-inspiring natural beauty, with a cool color temperature dominated by blues and whites contrasted against warm accent colors.

Code

vue

<script setup lang="ts">
import {
  Shader,
  Blob,
  Dither,
  ImageTexture,
  SolidColor
} from 'shaders/vue'
</script>

<template>
  <Shader
    :disable-telemetry="true"
    tone-mapping="neutral"
  >
    <Blob id="idmpfrizgqtkwnqtrvg" :center="{ type: 'mouse-position', reach: 0.65, originX: 0.5, originY: 0.5, momentum: 0.15, smoothing: 0.65 }" :deformation="1" :size="0.45" :softness="2" :speed="2" :visible="false" />
    <SolidColor color="#08101f" />
    <Dither color-b="#30404a" :pixel-size="3" :spread="0.67" :threshold="0.4">
      <ImageTexture url="https://data.shaders.com/storage/v1/object/public/user-uploaded-images/user_33nh0FG48zZa0rIUZuK7vgwPfZe/jtOBXMVnOU2O.jpeg" />
    </Dither>
    <ImageTexture blend-mode="linearDodge" mask-source="idmpfrizgqtkwnqtrvg" url="https://data.shaders.com/storage/v1/object/public/user-uploaded-images/user_33nh0FG48zZa0rIUZuK7vgwPfZe/jtOBXMVnOU2O.jpeg" />
  </Shader>
</template>