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Oilfield Blowout Photos, Rig Fires and Wild Well Photos Texas Oilfield Photos Photos of Pumpjacks: Pg1 Pg2 Antique Oilfield Misc : Pg 1 Pg2 Pumpjacks and Bluebonnets Photos of Tanks Production Equip. Photos of Wells Pipeline Photos Pg1 Pg2 Wildlife Alternative Energy Photos Wind Energy Photos 1 2 Electricity Industry 1 2 The Oilfield Bookstore, Oil & Gas Industry and Geology Books The New Albany Shale. Map and Info The Bakken Shale. Maps and Info Utica Shale The Barnett Shale Texas Geology Map What A Mudlogger Does What A Gyro Hand Does What is Enhanced Oil Recovery? How Oil and Gas Wells Are Drilled Horizontally History of The Yates Oilfield In Iraan, TX The Job Of An Oilfield Pumper What's A BOP? What Happens When An Oil Well Is Drilled On Your Land Boosting Internet Wireless On An Oil Rig Location What Are Personal Emergency Beacons? Eagle Ford Shale Oilfield Jobs
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Photos Of The Oil and Gas and Alternative Energy Industries This site features photos of the energy industry, which includes oil and gas, wind power, solar, nuclear and biofuels. The modern energy industry provides us with a standard of living like no previous generation has ever enjoyed. Not many of us think of the hard working men and women in these industries when we fill our tanks or turn on our lights. We tend to see only the negative parts of oil and gas drilling, such as spills, or global warming, yet much of domestic drilling is being done for clean burning natural gas, which is our safest "bridge" to 100% renewable energy. As for oil, most of our vehicles continue to be powered by gasoline and diesel. Every drop of oil that comes from domestic sources is one less that comes from a conflict plagued region, and thus domestic oil drilling, done responsibly, enhances our national security. These are some of my recent oilfield photos taken in Texas and New Mexico.
Photo of Pumpjack Against Setting Sun, Midland, TX Above: Neon Drilling Rig (Photoshop) Bottom: Oil Well and Gas Pump. For more oilfield photos click the links on the left. About the Photographer. I've spent over 25 years working in the oil and gas industry from the desert southwest to the swamps of Louisiana and offshore in the Gulf of Mexico. I've witnessed some spectacular sights including drilling rig blowouts, pipeline fires, amazing sunrises and sunsets from offshore oil platforms and more. Now after many years of film photography a
Canon 40D I have posted some articles for those considering a career in the oilfield. It is a financially rewarding career path, but one that is full of hardship and hazards. You'll find a list of oil field slang and terms that will come in handy. The years that I have spent in the oil and gas industry have given me many unforgettable experiences, both good and bad. If you are considering a career in the industry visit the "Oil Patch Bookstore" for some good oilfield books and books on the oil and gas industry. The two books that I recommend the most are The Nontechnical Guide To Petroleum Geology, Exploration, Drilling and Production and A Primer Of Oilwell Drilling Edition 7 by Paul M. Bommer. Both used by many colleges and technical schools as well as Oilfield Service companies in their training programs. I hope you enjoy the site and the oilfield photos. Nolan Hart
The photo of the pumpjack above was taken at night and illuminated by a burning gas flare. |
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