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The picture, posted over the weekend, shows workers in front of a bank of big screens displaying images of its damaged well on the sea floor.
BP spokesman Scott Dean said that three screens were blank in the original photo and Photoshop software had been used to add images.
The altered image was replaced with the original after a US blogger spotted it.
Mr Dean said the photographer who took the photo was displaying his skills with Photoshop software and there was no ill intent.
"Normally we only use Photoshop for the typical purposes of colour correction and cropping," the Washington Post quoted Mr Dean as saying.
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