This image depicts an airport apron at Gardermoen, Norway, during twilight hours

This image depicts an airport apron at Gardermoen, Norway, during twilight hours. The sky transitions from light blue at the zenith to a subtle pinkish-orange hue near the horizon. Multiple tall, illuminated light poles with downward-facing fixtures line the apron, providing artificial light. In the foreground, on the left, a section of a dark, grid-patterned building structure is partially visible. On the right, a black metal fence or gate is present. The concrete apron surface features various red and white markings, including solid lines, dashed lines, and circular patterns. Four large commercial aircraft are parked on the apron, facing away from the viewer. 1. The leftmost aircraft is a white Boeing 737 with "Norwegian" livery on its fuselage and a white tail featuring a gray mountain peak logo. Its registration number, SE-NAA, is visible. A large billboard on the terminal building directly behind this aircraft displays the upper body image of a smiling woman. 2. Adjacent to the Norwegian aircraft is a white aircraft with a red tail prominently displaying a white cross, indicative of Swiss International Air Lines. 3. Next in line is a white aircraft with a red, white, and blue striped tail, consistent with British Airways livery. 4. Further in the distance, another indistinct white aircraft is parked. Behind the aircraft, a dark airport terminal building with numerous windows is visible. In the far distance on the right horizon, a white spherical radar dome is visible among trees. No people are discernible in the scene engaging in activity.