Posted in Indiana November 19, 2015 by Trisha Faulkner

What These 20 Indiana Photographers Captured Will Blow You Away – Part 5

Indiana is, without question, one of the most breathtaking states in the US. It may even be one of the more beautiful places in the entire world. We have TONS of incredibly talented photographers who have been so kind as to share their captures with us on our Only in Indiana Facebook page.

It has been a few weeks since I’ve done one of these features, and that hasn’t stopped you guys from sharing your incredible pictures on our Facebook wall and via email. So, I wanted to take some time to feature some of the incredible pictures you’ve been sending me. Please share this article with your friends to show some love to these photographers and leave me a comment letting me know which picture (or pictures) were your favorite.

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1. Sara E. Adkins emailed me a few gorgeous snapshots of Piney Acres Farm in Fortville. Have you ever been there?

2. Melissa sent me this incredible and spooky picture of an abandoned prep school in Cedar Lake! Would you go inside?

3. Katelyn Phillips‎ shared an incredible snapshot of Freetown, Indiana! What do you think about it?

4. Michelle Hessdoerfer Northrup shared an gorgeous shot of Summit Lake State Park with us on Facebook! Incredible!

5. Jason Humbracht‎ decided to share a breathtaking capture of a sunset in Brownsburg. Even when the sun goes down, this state is beautiful!

6. Justin Landon‎ graces us with a beautiful black and white capture of a barn in Monroe County.

7. Jeff Frazier‎ took an incredible picture of a backroad in Lawrence County. Who knew a backroad could be so pretty?

8. Ryan Hostetler‎ has reminded us what fall looks like with his picture taken somewhere in Indiana!

9. Jeff Frazier‎ generously shares his photographer skills with us just about every week! Here is a nice picture of a covered bridge in Matthews, Indiana!

10. Tim Danger Cabeen‎ shows us how gorgeous Turkey Run State Park can look in the morning. Have you ever been to this park before?

11. Mark Compton‎ shared what looks like a wooden piano in Ross Run Wabash County. Neat!

12. Barb Hollingsworth Williamson‎ snagged a nice capture of the sunrise in Vermillion County! Don't you love when the sky looks like cotton candy?

13. Ruth Graybill King‎ sent what is probably one of my favorite shots in this feature. It was taken near Dubois, Indiana. I think it speaks for itself.

14. Check out the gorgeous reflection Steve Smith‎ was able to capture of a private pond in Gibson County!

15. Kim Barker‎ was lucky enough to capture an eagle at Eagle Marsh in Fort Wayne! Neat!

16. Rickey Lee Woodall‎ managed to capture another one of my favorites for this piece. Just look at how incredible the reflection of the sky is at Eel River!

17. Cortland Astronomy snapped an absolutely breathtaking picture of the Brownstown Courthouse in Jackson County. Who knew a courthouse could look so good?

18. Cortland Astronomy also shared a pretty incredible shot of the Milky Way over a Honeytown Christian Church. So pretty!

19. The owner of Sproull Photography shared an incredible shot of the inside of the War Memorial in Indianapolis. Neat!

20. The owner of Sproull Photography also shared a pretty incredible shot of the Stinesville Police Department with us!

What do you think of this Indiana captured photos? Do YOU have a picture you want featured in one of these pieces? Great! You can submit it to me by sending an email to submit-in@onlyinyourstate.com or you can share it on our Facebook page. As long as we get enough submissions, I can continue doing this type of article from time to time. So, get your pictures in! Don’t be shy!