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Oklahoma Offshore Oil Production

Oklahoma Offshore Oil Production by FreeWine.
Deep Fork Wildlife Refuge, White Oak Area. Because nothing says wild life like the oil biz! Taken while kayaking near Okmulgee, Oklahoma

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Jason B.  Pro User  says:

I see the 'flood' tag, so I should assume this is not suppose to be in a river?

Either way, nice shot, perfectly captured!

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R-Rated Birdman of Hell Paso  Pro User  says:

Interesting shot. Well, there's no oil slick so that's good news.

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Wade From Oklahoma  Pro User  says:

Once upon a time, you used to be able to find these pump jacks on platforms in a couple of locations on Keystone Lake. Don't know if they're still out there though or not.

Interesting find, very well done.
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(Gary) [deleted] says:

Very interesting photograph, water, oil, and electricity, what a great combination. lol
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FreeWine  Pro User  says:

@Jason B: It is in the flood plain, but not normally underwater, especially in late June. It has many herons and cranes and wading around and fishing. I much prefer flooding to it's normal look!
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EnvisionOGDEN/ Weber outDOORS @ characters welcome  Pro User  says:

Great place Joe! great shots of southern cracker life here!
Ps White Oak, I thought that was da oooll biz! Careful thars, bob wahr in thet crick!
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LongInt57  Pro User  says:

I don't think that I've seen an oil donkey in a pond before. Good photo.

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amy_b  Pro User  says:

Great picture!

Wildlife Refuges aren't always terribly pristine. :(
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liteworx  Pro User  says:

A nice blend of the harhness of industry and the softness of nature
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Dawning2009  Pro User  says:

Excellent photo - love the reflection : -)
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FreeWine  Pro User  says:

@LongInt57: Wow! I have never heard one called an 'oil donkey' before. Good name!
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altamons  Pro User  says:

Besides all that has been said, I love the green in the picture. So many shades and tones. Great!
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~Darin~  Pro User  says:

That's just silly in my eyes... :P
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Phocion Timon says:

That is one small pump jack. Must be a very shallow well.
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buckdenton13 says:

I used this photo in an article of mine:

conservationreport.com/2008/09/23/nonrenewabl e-resource-5...
www.conservationreport.com/

I gave the necessary "Photo source for attribution" and other information.

Thank you very much.

Buck
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InkPencil says:

I've been looking for a picture that sort of blended summer and technology in Oklahoma, and this is so playful and perfect. Thank you for making it available as a creative commons photo. You can see how it was used here.
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Project_Last_Chance says:

Hello,

I was looking for some inspiration/reference for a sequence on the animated movie I'm working on. This image summed it all up!!! Great stuff.

Thanks,

SAmi - projectlastchance.com
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Les_Stockton  Pro User  says:

This must be well off the road because I've been on that road nearby but never seen this.
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