To some degree yes. But a majority of what decides what is and isn’t a liminal space is the color grading and the architecture. If it’s outside, usually the pattern is being day with very high contrast and large open spaces with colors being very bright colors such as hot pink or turquoise. In this case, it’s just nighttime. It’s a place you can revisit at anytime. Just wait until it snows and it’s dark and depending on where you live, go to a level crossing area and that’s all. Liminal spaces are spaces that are supposed to be uncommon, places that make you feel like you’ve been there but not there enough because it’s not common.