Astrid

I have a technical question. To say that there is no such thing as an uneducated question. Snow, objects of metals as silver and gold reflect light off of their surface, "be this a device for the color white."

Under minimal light, "such objects" would "glow" metallic, crystal, ice blues?

"Beneath minimal light, what is visible is given somehow to appear denim or royal blue?" "This sort of blue?" "Given to appear as such as if underneath some sort of a murk."?

White is the essence of light itself, yet no color.

Black is of no light, "to say that there is no color to see in black."

The color, indigo, literally by its natural dye known to touch jeans worn as clothing, "a grayish purple or violet inclined blue. Between cyan, electric blue, turquoise, aquamarine, greens and violet beneath hue."

Personally, yours truly would appreciate absolutely any kind of clarity.