The 20 Most Jaw-Dropping Photos Taken In Ohio In 2015

Throughout the year we've received several stunning photos from our readers. Thank you to everyone who e-mailed or posted photos to the Only In Ohio Facebook Page. We LOVE your photos, and we encourage you to continue sending them to us throughout the year in 2016. The following 20 photos are some of our absolute favorites from 2015.

1. "Amish Country" in Millersburg, OH

Photo by: Jamie M. Rhoades

2. Nelson Kennedy Ledges State Park

Photo by: Don Cherry

3. Ariel view of Hocking Hills

Photo by: Jack Leonard Birt

4. The Mohican River and covered bridge at Mohican State Park

Photo by: Christy Mayberry

5. Fall moonrise over Hoover Reservoir in Westerville, OH

Photo by: Jeff Hagood

6. Holden Arboretum canopy walk in Kirtland, OH

Photo by: Emily Moran

7. Old Man’s Cave at Hocking Hills State Park

Photo by: Mark Thomas Photography

8. Fall in Walnut Creek, OH

Photo by: Mark J. Blum

9. Cleveland skyline in mid-October

Photo by: Deborah Heckman

10. Lorain's mile-long pier at night

Photo by: Ihor Balaban

11. Fall at Ledges Overlook in Cuyahoga Valley National Park

Photo by: Jeff Burcher Photography

12. Bridge over Mallard Lake at Oak Openings Metropark in Toledo, OH

Photo by: Tanjeer Wahab of Toledo

13. Cleveland Edge Water Metro Park

Photo by: Seth Shaffer

14. Sunset in Berlin Center, OH

Photo by: Kevin Huff (Kevin I Huff Photography)

15. Mull Covered Bridge in Fremont, OH

Photo by: Holly Elchert

16. Sunset over Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, OH

Photo by: Holly Elchert

17. Marblehead Lighthouse during the St. Patricks Solar Storm 2015 (visible slightly to the left is the Aurora Borealis)

Photo by: Seth Shaffer

18. The Indiana and Ohio Railway in Greenfield, OH

Photo by: Michael Seely (Seely Portraits)

19. Longs Retreat Camping Resort in Latham, OH

Photo by: Michael Seely (Seely Portraits)

20. Sunset over Lake Erie

Photo by: David Miller Ramsay

To submit your photos, you can email them, (along with a link to your personal website or photography page for photo credit purposes), to [email protected] or post them directly to Only In Ohio’s Facebook page.