Almost at the Mississippi River, Dyersburg, Tennessee 1984

"Almost at the Mississippi River, Dyersburg, Tennessee" is a 1984 photograph by American photographer William Eggleston. The image captures a vast field of yellow, likely a cultivated crop, with a lone power pole standing in the foreground. The photograph is a hallmark of Eggleston's signature style, focusing on everyday landscapes and showcasing the beauty of mundane scenes. This photograph is a prime example of Eggleston's interest in color photography, which he used to elevate everyday moments to artistic significance. His keen eye for detail and his unique approach to color gave rise to the "New Color" movement.