11 Peaceful Nature Scenes Taken Throughout Oklahoma You Could Stare At Forever

We are so fortunate to live in such a beautiful state with a variety of landscapes. Most people don't realize we have one of the most diverse topographies in the whole country. In the midst of all this chaos and uncertainty, we thought you would enjoy these 11 peaceful nature scenes taken throughout the Sooner State. I don't know about you, but I could stare at them forever. Check them out below:

1. Super Pink Moon 2020 in Custer County (the clouds were pinker than the moon).

2. These beautiful clouds were photographed at sunset in the Wichita Mountains in the spring.

3. This sunset was photographed in the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in late September.

4. The Gloss Mountains are such a unique piece of topography in the state. Stunning!

5. A late afternoon long exposure of the Lower Mountain Fork River near Broken Bow.

6. Scenic view of a lake against the sky during sunset.

7. Old decaying barns on the Oklahoma Panhandle plains, just outside Keyes.

8. A morning out on the farm in beautiful Oklahoma.

9. Sunset over Antelope Hills (a series of low hills in the bend of the Canadian River in northwest Roger Mills County).

10. Overview from the summit of Mt Scott at sunset in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.

11. Sunrise over Mt. Scott in the Wichita Mountains. Breathtaking!

Thank you to all the wonderful photographers that captured these stunning photographs!

If you would like to view more beautiful nature photos of Oklahoma, please join our Oklahoma Nature Lovers Facebook group here. Or, if you are a photographer and would like to share your photos too, you can do that in the group as well.