Blue sky, white clouds, naked trees & a muddy Black Warrior River -
facing north from the Paul W. Bryant Bridge in Tuscaloosa.
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8 comments:
Magnificent blue sky and the river is so calm...Peaceful place.
Beautiful skywatch photo...happy swf :)
Dramatic perspective, like how the curve of the river leads the eye downstream:)
I'm not used to such muddy waters. It is quite a contrast.
Looks like a painting! Very pretty.
If that's silt rather than pollution, then the land along the river must be very fertile!
Thanks for visiting and commenting!
We've had a lot of rain recently which always turns the river brown and murky.
This picture is so inviting to me...I wish I was down there exploring.
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