Collection 18

Rooftop Dusk

Eleven minutes of usable light, five frames, one skyline.

Dusk is the shortest working window in photography. Between the sun going and the sky going there are roughly eleven minutes where the sky still has colour and the city still has detail, and everything here was made inside them.

Once the sky goes, the city lights take over and the frames change character completely. The last image in this set is the only one shot after that point, and it is the reason the set ends where it does.

20 collections · 100 images · updated 2026-10-27

Woman in a light trench coat standing at a rooftop parapet with both hands on the wall at dusk — Parapet

Woman in a dark coat standing beside an old wooden water tank on a rooftop, silhouetted against a dusk sky — Water Tank

Woman in a grey coat standing on a rooftop with a dense city skyline falling into soft focus behind her at dusk — City, Out of Focus

Woman in an oatmeal knit sitting on a low rooftop ledge with her hands in her lap in last light — Sitting Ledge

Wide photograph of a woman in a long light coat standing small in the middle of a flat rooftop at last light — Last Light