Many people are surprised to find out that Oklahoma has been the backdrop of several Hollywood films. We have more than 10 different eco-regions to choose from – rolling hills, open fields, lush green trees, spectacular architecture and picturesque sunsets and sunrises. It’s no wonder these 16 photos look like they’re straight of the movies:
- This lonely tree sits amongst a withering field.
Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
- An amazing, fiery sky moments after a sunset.
Kathy Toth Lowe/Facebook
- SkyDance Bridge could be in a futuristic movie.
Bob Protus & Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
- Eroded rock formations in northwest Oklahoma.
Gagan Moorthy/Flickr
- A breathtaking Lake Hefner sunset.
Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
- Remembering those who sacrificed their lives at the Oklahoma National Memorial.
Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
7.Oklahoma…where the wind comes sweeping down the plains.
Gagan Moorthy/Flickr
- The Oklahoma State Capitol building standing tall and shining bright.
Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
- Remind you of Top Gun? It’s the mirror formation of Air Force Thunderbirds at the Tinker AFB Air Show in Oklahoma City.
Bob Protus & Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
- A strange, yet beautiful sunrise.
Kathy Toth Lowe/Facebook
- A brewing storm in Black Mesa.
Arlene W/Flickr
- Train tracks on a bridge.
Gagan Moorthy/Flickr
- Wichita Mountains winter wonderland.
Larry Smith/Flickr
- An endless road to beautiful Oklahoma.
Larry Smith/Flickr
- Downtown Tulsa as the sun sets at Centennial Park.
Johnny Barber/Facebook
- View from Mount Scott.
Lindell Dillon/Flickr
Is Oklahoma amazing or what? Where is your favorite place in the state to photograph?
Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
Kathy Toth Lowe/Facebook
Bob Protus & Kool Cats Photography/Flickr
Gagan Moorthy/Flickr
Arlene W/Flickr
Larry Smith/Flickr
Johnny Barber/Facebook
Lindell Dillon/Flickr
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