You'll Love These 30 Marvelous Arkansas Photos Taken By Local Photographers - Part 3
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I know it’s been stated but I can’t express it enough – the best part of the week is getting to go through the visitor posts on our Facebook page and choosing the best of the best to go into this week’s ‘Featured Photos’ post! Every shot is a wonder and it’s always a challenge to pick the top photos. Definitely keep sharing your awesome work via Facebook or email your submissions to us!
The eye-catching, neatly cultivated rice fields of the Natural State were caught on film by Bobby Burton (facebook.com/eksessiv). The vibrant color of the perfectly-lined field almost makes the viewer dizzy!
This photo of a barn and a beautiful Sharp County sunset was submitted by Amber Muston (facebook.com/amber.muston.9).
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Joel Haskins (facebook.com/joel.haskins.1) says that the setting sun set an excellent scene for this photo of the Cross Church crosses in Rogers.
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The perfect time of day to catch the sun is just as it rises over the Little Red River as seen in this gorgeous photo.
The colors of the season are displayed prominently in this excellent picture taken by Bobby Burton.
The fall colors now officially include the loveliest shade of red, as photographed by Vaquessa Adams Sartin (facebook.com/vaquessa.sartin)!
This great photograph of a barn in Boxley Valley with the mystique of misty hills in the background was taken and shared by Mike Price.
This gorgeous sunrise over Whitaker Point in the Buffalo National Forest was shared by Jeff Martin (facebook.com/jeff.martin.71465).
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This cool shot of the bottoms near Keevil (south of Brinkley) was shared by Sandra Green. Nice work!
Our excellent photo contributor Sharon Wilson (facebook.com/arksw) sent in this gorgeous shot of Mountain Valley. Lovely picture!
Doug Nordin (facebook.com/doug.nordin) shared this wondrous shot of clouds gathering over Lake Nordin and reflecting on the water.
Amber Beatty (facebook.com/amber.russell.585) states that this glorious shot is somewhere over the Arkansas Grand Canyon - this lovely rainbow was caught on film at Cliff House Inn after a summer rain.
Mike Price (facebook.com/mike.price.923) shared this action shot of a Confederate cannon firing at Union soldiers in a Battle of Pea Ridge reenactment from this past September.
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Bobby Burton shared this beautiful shot of the Nars, also pronounced as the "narrows" to the uppity folks who speak a proper dialect, a grand formation of limestone found in the Boston Plateau in St. Joe.
Josue Enriquez (facebook.com/josueenriquez) says that this sunset was not only worth a great shot, but also a round of applause!
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Donna Barnes (facebook.com/donna.barnes) recently attended the annual craft fair at War Eagle in northwest Arkansas and got this beauty of a photograph!
Rebecca Cooper (facebook.com/rebecca.hilburncooper) stated that she took this photo in Lurton on a Saturday morning while on her way to explore God's country!
Marsha Emanuelson (facebook.com/marsha.emanuelson) says that this photo was taken on a crisp October morning perfect for fishing on Beaver Lake.
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This gorgeous photo of Haw Creek was shared by Arnie Parson (facebook.com/arnie.parson) and taken off Highway 123 at the Haw Creek campground in Johnson county.
These falls, captured in an awe-inspiring photo by Bobby Burton, are just south of the Richland Creek Wilderness Area in the Ozark National Forest.
This wonderful shot of lovely Bridal Veil Falls in Heber Springs was submitted by photographer Bobby Burton.
This almost surreal photograph was taken at the Norfork Bridge in Henderson by Mackie Phillips (facebook.com/mackiephillips1).
Bobby Burton shared this gorgeous shot of the sun setting over Mount Nebo. There's not much better than an Arkansas sunset or sunrise!
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Many thanks to Bobby Burton (facebook.com/eksessiv)for this fabulous photograph of Hedges Pouroff near Boxley!
This awesome shot was captured by Brian Patrick Box (facebook.com/Gallivanter00) last winter at the Grand Prairie Museum in Stuttgart.
Joy Reaves Camden shared this beautiful photo of autumn in the Ozarks taken by her talented son Joshua (facebook.com/joshuascarlsonphotography). The fog and the color creating a magical setting.
The night time was precisely the right time for Bobby Burton to catch the glory of the sky above Albert Pike in this marvelous shot.
The sky caught fire at sunset over Lake Dardanelle in this stunning shot submitted by Josue Enriquez.
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Dana Johnson (facebook.com/dana.johnson.58323) took this mystifying photo of the sun going down over Lake Avalon in Bella Vista.
The colorful vibrancy and liveliness of the capital city at night is captured perfectly on film in this absolutely grand photograph shared by Josue Enriquez.
Keep Arkansas smiling and continue submitting your lovely photos of the Natural State via our Facebook page or e-mail your work to us – we never get enough of looking at every bit of our beloved Arkansas!
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