13 Photos Taken In Kentucky That You Won’t Believe Are Real

It is so easy to take unique and unusual photos in Kentucky–and they don’t even need filters or Photoshop. The right image can stimulate the imagination and a whole array of different feelings. All that is required is the right moment to click the camera’s button. Each one of these amazing images are bursting with color, or some type of unusual effect caused by the sun and natural light.

Each one of these photographers knew the exact right moment to take the shot. Here are 13 amazing Kentucky photos you won’t believe are real:

Popp Arazzi

The sun shimmering down can make even a dandelion look magical.

Popp Arizzi

This breathtaking light descended on the field and hills, as the sun peeks through. I suppose it could "possibly" be considered a piece of Heaven.

Brad Lyons

The sky changes from a golden glow to orchid blue as the sun says goodnight.

Alyssa Kolb

This looks like a fairy tale setting, but it is just a castle in Kentucky, not Fairyland.

Popp Arazzi

The line seems drawn and blurred in the sky over a beautiful field of Kentucky green.

Popp Arazzi

This image gives the appearance of marshmallow fluff surrounding the sky underneath to overhead.

Popp Arazzi

The warming rays of a Kentucky sunset just encourage love.

Popp Arazzi

This looks more like a watercolor than a photograph. However, the colors in this gorgeous sunset are untouched.

Popp Arazzi

On this night, the sun was an artist, simply layering pink over lavender.

Popp Arazzi

This shimmering light seems to single this flower and grain out of an entire field. Only these select few benefit from the warmth of sunbeam.

Jenny Burdine

When it has the kind of view this photographer captured in Louisville, the wait is not so bad.

Chad Fuller

These geese are basking in the golden glow of the Kentucky sun as it descends under the horizon.

Bryan Payton

Not to be to nerdy, but the Eye of Soran is hiding in Henry County. This beautiful sunset provides the perfect cover to hide behind.

I am grateful to these talented Kentucky photographers for graciously allowing me to use their breathtaking images. Some were submitted via Only in Kentucky comments by generous readers. The others are via wonderful photographers who captured the images at just the right moment to give them a magical appearance. I look forward to seeing more amazing photos in the future. Which of the above is your favorite?