The orange and reddish skies have taken over the winter sunsets in Catalonia, as can be seen in this series of photographs in La Vanguardia Readers’ Photos captured from different locations.
This is due to the arrebol or candilazo, a meteorological phenomenon in which the clouds in the sky show a wide palette of colors that ranges from pink to the most intense orange.
As part of the phenomenon of dispersion of sunlight, in the morning and afternoon hours, when the sun is closer to the horizon, the light that reaches the Earth is soft tones between red and orange.
These photographs have been taken at winter sunset in Roses, in Alt Empordà, from the marina. In them we can see a spectacular chandelier with shades ranging from orange to the most intense red.
Only a few seconds pass between the images, however, as you can see, the tones between them are not the same, the light quickly fades.
When I captured the snapshots I was walking through the port. Its practically calm waters seemed like a mirror and have reflected this beautiful and striking sunset. Double beauty. Of course, for those of us who enjoy contemplating a beautiful sunrise or sunset, it has been a special day. Unfortunately, on this occasion, the Catalan saying “cel rogent pluja o vent” regarding rain is not going to be true, since this week we are going to have anticyclonic weather.
Contemplating the fantastic sunset from the Pedralbes monastery in Barcelona, ??the sky lit with intense pink and orange colors, a beautiful candlelight and the visibility of the moon with the clouds.
The stones are illuminated, with a warm and luminous tone; rarely can this flushing phenomenon be seen in all its splendor. A moment so indescribable, magical that it leaves you speechless, melts into the beauty of time.
In these photographs we can appreciate the sunset in Calle de la Xemeneia de Torelló, in Osona.
In this series of photographs, the sun shares the spotlight with the spotlight.
These snapshots with orange skies have been captured in Urgell, making a comparison of how one looked with the camera and another with the mobile phone, which is which?
Six o’clock in the afternoon. An hour in which we can still find sunlight. A sunlight that just a few days ago, at that time, would have already been non-existent.
And the day has more and more hours of light and that means that the sunset is also later. Thanks to an abundant sea of ??thin clouds, it has once again brought an intense and red candle in Sant Celoni, in the Vallès Oriental.
Some red and warm clouds like the day itself. A morning, noon and afternoon where we have had spring temperatures. A warm day, which started without clouds, but ended with many, with more hours of sun and intense, vivid colors.
This sunset looking at Montserrat has been captured from the small and beautiful medieval town of Talamanca, in the Bages region.
I have seen one of the most beautiful sunsets I remember in Blanca Subur (Sitges, in Garraf). The atmosphere was cold, but the colors of twilight made people walk along the promenade and retain this wonder on their retina or in their camera.
