Hello Paulo. Regarding this image and the image posted in July moonset / sunrise, that is an interesting observation as it helps me understand how the area where you live has seasoned the expectations of your vision.
Imagine if you will the photographer's flip open large reflectors, 36" and larger, and how each device is used for the purposes of some in their "work". Gold warming reflectors, white exposure control reflectors, silver intensity reflectors and mixtures of each. Now look around your large surrounds and imagine which the whole of them equals.
Here, near Matinicus at sea, N4400-W6830 / 15 the surrounds are sea, and island upon island of lush standing Spruce trees. There is not the warming of much in the way of sand shoal or beach as the reveals at lower tides are largely granite, erratics and mix conglomerate of them as "beach".
On this morning, as you saw in my earlier post the moon was gloriously setting, only moment by moment revealing in the dance of surface fogs. The dance continued and though the moon had set and an entirely different reflector was taking over with the rising sun, the fogs were still picking up the reflected surface lights of the sea below and just a bit of the end of the blue hour peeking through from above. I watched that palette mixed and remixed all through that morning of twilights. The image below is but one of the mixes. I have never experienced it with the continuing intensity and variety of this morning and am thankful for every moment.
I have a late 19th century marine painting, a stormy sea marine, (W. Plummer) of the same phenomena but the light transformed by the storm whipped sea and though that painting has travelled my life with me along with a small Bierstadt, I have both because both have always tried to make me more aware of what actually is the light informing my vision...they are how I came to love Turner and though I will never have one, on this morning I received the gift of many that will forever be a part of me and dream.
Light, just light, is a wondrous and magical alchemy, and should I pass away at this moment, that morning was worth all of life to the present.
Thank you for your observation, as it helped me to sort the way to further understanding beyond the rational.
