StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: dusk

The "Northern Spire" was formally opened to traffic on 28th August 2018, after well over a decade in gestation [design, planning and fabrication]. Named as a result of a public poll in 2017. It carries the A1231 over the River Wear, between Pallion and Castleton to the west of Sunderland. The form consists of a two span cable-stayed structure and is 1102 ft [336m] in length. The central A-frame - The "Spire" - was fabricated in Ghent [Belgium], and was raised in February 2017; it is 344 ft [105m] in height. The eye-catching white structure is floodlit at night. . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Spire_Bridge

Image captured at dusk, this was edited by a combination of zoomed & cropped in camera. The "Northern Spire" was formally opened to traffic on 28th August 2018, after well over a decade in gestation [design, planning and fabrication]. Named as a result of a public poll in 2017. It carries the A1231 over the River Wear, between Pallion and Castleton to the west of Sunderland. The form consists of a two span cable-stayed structure and is 1102 ft [336m] in length. The central A-frame - The "Spire" - was fabricated in Ghent [Belgium], and was raised in February 2017; it is 344 ft [105m] in height. The eye-catching white structure is floodlit at night. . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Spire_Bridge

Lighthouse on Roker Pier, taken just about sunset. . Completed in 1903, built in alternating layers of red & white Aberdeen granite, to a design by Henry Hay Wake. Still operating. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roker#Roker_Pier_Lighthouse

Moon's a balloon ! [to misquote the late David Niven] This was taken with a "point n shoot" camera, so being able to see some detail of the moon surprised me.

Moody mist developing as dusk falls on the first of December 2019.

Moon at dusk, with low lying mist rolling in.

The glowing remains of a contained bonfire (some tree prunings) showing in the twilight. The ash ends up in the compost heap, or mixed into top-dressings for the flower borders.

When walking on the beach, this trawler was seen to be moored against the North Wall / Pier of the harbour at Whitehaven. No idea why they hadn't gone into the sea lock, but they landed something, the crew also loaded provisions (we think). Left quite early the next day.

The hills in the distance, across the Solway Firth, are in the Dumfries & Galloway area of Scotland.

The sun has just set and the sea is calm. (3 of 3)

Taken at dusk, with some artificial lighting from behind. This is the best of several attempts to capture the scene.

The Candlestick, viewed in the twilight, before the floodlighting switches on. Maybe imaging things, but that blurred bird looks somewhat like the local heron, as opposed to a gull.

A very new moon, seen from Newbiggin by the Sea. There was an extremely high tide (27 Nov 2011) which had just about reached the upper limit by dusk.