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Also check out your GPU software's anti-aliasing method (esp if over-ridden). Adaptive can really screw with layers.
Water in White Run, if looked at a certain angle, would go completely dark flowing blue (no transparency), like some of the water on your image.
In Sonic Generations the entire HUD, including all menus, would become invisible.
Random stupid things like that made me abandon overriding any graphical settings using GPU driver software. I also set to "On", never "nvidia/AMD optimised" and off. Anti-aliasing always set to multisampling.
I don't make mods but it just my thought the the mods in the begining for Skyrim SE might be a little unstable because they are just being updated for SE using the old mod for Skyrim. Things might be missed that cause it to have problrems.
:(
Restart the game.
Then, do "coc whiterun" or load a savegame in an exterior before loading your savegame.
It should solve the bug.