A water tower stands amidst green trees and a gas station sign.
A zoomed-in shot of a white water tower from far away. The pillar is a uniform cream color, the top of which is slightly shiny. The pillar of the water tower is long and cylindrical; it has a brick pattern to it, which is made from vertically oriented rectangles in rows across the pillar. The top of the water tower, which contains the water, bows out from the pillar base and then sharply connects to another cylinder that is much wider than its height. It is very angular, and the ridge between the cone connecting the cylinder and the pillar is very prominent. At the top of the water tower is a white metal railing that forms a circle. A band of smooth concrete surrounds where the pillar meets the cone that bows out. Below the tower and close to the view are rows of many bright green, healthy trees, as well as a line of tall grass that is mostly below the view. A large sign for a gas station is beyond the trees, which are covering the majority of it. The sign has a red square below with a digital screen displaying gas prices, and above it is a green 7-Eleven logo. Running across the top of the frame horizontally are many black wires from telephone poles. The ones closest to the frame start from the top left and run to the right, slightly dipping down. Another set of wires is slightly behind it, which runs perfectly horizontally across the top of the frame. The sky is visible, which is a uniform light gray color with faint white clouds.