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I share in Las Fotos de los Lectores de La Vanguardia this photograph taken in Roses, in the Alt Empordà region, during a spring sunset.
In the image we can see part of the Roses marina with its moored boats during the twilight hour that provides a nice warm light.
The boats are reflected as if it were a mirror in completely calm waters.
The practically flat sky at the last minute allows us to appreciate a thread of the moon in its crescent phase and just below, if we have good eyesight and are observant, a very bright point can be seen.
Well, that bright spot is Venus, which, after the moon, is the brightest natural object that can be seen with the naked eye on clear nights like this one in Roses.
