A good camp lighting setup is not only about brightness. The best night scenes are built from layers: a main light, small shadows, warm surfaces, and objects that make the table feel settled.
Place the light lower
A compact lantern often feels better when it sits near table height instead of high above the scene. Lower placement creates softer shadows and makes the lantern part of the camp table rather than a utility light in the background.
Match the material mood
Brass, leather, wood, black metal, and canvas all create different moods. A machined cover can help the Goal Zero light belong with the rest of the kit.
Use one strong focal point
Too many accessories can make a setup feel busy. One strong object, such as Tamayura or Kizashi, can be enough to define the atmosphere.