Hazy Winter Sunset.

This shot shows part of - Red Moss, a 47.2 hectare (116.6 acre) Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) which was designated by English Nature in 1995 because of its biological interest. Red Moss is the best example of lowland raised mire in Greater Manchester and is one of 21 SSSIs in the area. I think the haze is created by the watery ground being warmed by the sun.

[christy parker]

Wow this is amazing!

[Jan Hall]

Gorgeous golden tones

[Maggiemae]

Interesting layers! Is there a canal right here exuding that mist!

[Ivan]

Gorgeous light on this scene.

[Angela]

Gorgeous colours and I love the haze.

[Gail]

Beautiful lighting and tones in this shot. I always want to know... is there a river or canal below all that mist? it's a really lovely shot, Lee.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Love the haze and the tonal effect

[Lee]

@maggiemae @gailmmeek Thank you for the comment and your question, no, there is no canal. Ive added a small description about the area.

[Gill W]

Wow - amazing light and stunning colours, fab shot, Lee!

[Gail]

@gamelee ah, very interesting. thanks for sharing that bit of information, Lee.

[Hilary]

Lovely image great light

[Babs]

Beautiful shot. Looks really interesting. We get the same effect as this at a place near us called Salt Ash. Looks amazing.

[GirlonFire]

The lighting is GORGEOUS!

[Margaret Brown]

Very creative beautiful capture!

[David]

great light and tones

[john stanier]

Wonderful light.

[Fisher Family]

Oooo the light is lovely. I expect to see a cowboy coming over those golden fields any minute! - Lucy