We think that Maine has some of the absolute best photographers in the country. We love receiving your beautiful images capturing the world around you, but admittedly, we just don’t believe some are actually real! Whether it’s a result of a pro photographer, exceptional lenses, post-editing or even just insane weather, here is a collection of 15 unbelievable photos taken in Maine.

1. A very Martian looking view from the summit of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park.
Dave Wilson / Flickr
2. This shot in Shapleigh shows 400 frames taken using an f-stop of 8.
Flickr/Erik Kilby
3. A long exposure created this shot from the Saco River Watershed.
Jack Flanagan / Flickr
4. An impressive shelf cloud in New Gloucester.
Mike Cempa / Flickr
5. The remains of a deserted town perimeter or a shipwreck from 1897 at Higgins Beach.
Rich Bard / Flickr
6. A luminescent version of Otter Cliff in Acadia National Park.
Andy Smith / Flickr
7. The smoky water result of a -3F degree morning in South Portland.
Houser / Flickr

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8. Feels a bit like Monet had something to do with this shot of Highland Lake in Bridgton.
steviep187 / Flickr
9. This long exposure capture of a meteor over Milo feels straight out of a planetarium.
Mike Lewinski / Flickr
10. Mystical cloud cover over Bass Harbor Light in Acadia National Park.
Matthew Paulson / Flickr
11. An otherworldy fog captured in Casco.
Bob Travis / Flickr
12. Our Lady of Victories braving a cold and snowy night in Monument Square in Portland.
Corey Templeton / Flickr
13. Proof that you need not head to Alaska to see the Northern Lights. Milo will do just fine!
Mike Lewinski / Flickr
14. This shot from the summit of Cadillac Mountain captures the sun dipping behind the clouds, creating a purple covered golden sea.
Houser / Flickr
15. If I didn't know that a thunderstorm rolled in a few hours after this shot was taken, I'd be looking for the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in this shot.
Mike Lewinski / Flickr

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