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Dark oil along the shore line is visible from the air over the South Pass area of Louisiana March 20, 2011. Source.
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The South Pass area of Louisiana March 20, 2011. Source.
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Booms and a small camp of clean up workers is visible from the air. Source.
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Looking into the bay behind Elmer's Island. Source.
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Grand Isle/Elmer's Isle. Source.
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Grand Isle/Elmer's Isle. Source.
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Darker oil and an oil sheen is visible in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Louisiana March 20, 2011. Source.
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Emulsified oil on the surface of the Gulf of Mexico 1/2 mile due south of Grand Isle on March 21st two days after a new reports of oil washing onto the area beaches. Source.
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Oil spill washing into Caminada Bay from the Gulf of Mexico through a cut at Elmer's Island. Source.
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Caminada Bay. Source.
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An oil sheen is visible near the rig 'Ocean Saratoga' in the Gulf of Mexico March 20, 2011. Source.
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Surface oil found floating in the Gulf for miles and miles. Source.
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In addition to sheen on the surface, a deep bruising-like discoloration below the surface near the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port facility. Source.
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Oil sheen. Source.
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A sheen could be seen as far as the eye could see in any direction. Upon viewing up close, it was clear that surface oil was also present. Source.
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Surface oil. Source.
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Very near the surface oil are dark streams of what appear to be subsurface oil. Source.
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In Caminada Bay near Port Fouchon, sheen can be seen washing in. Source.
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Deep brown and black streams of what appears to be oil with sheen clearly visible on the surface. Source.
20 Pictures Of The March 2011 Gulf Oil Spill
Here are some pictures of this week's mostly unreported oil spill off the coast of Lousiana. Several accounts have come in of a sheen nearly 100 miles long and 12 miles wide. Make it stop, already!!
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