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Posted in Maryland February 08, 2016 by Jamie Alvarenga

What Was Photographed At Night In Maryland Is Almost Unbelievable

Here at Only In Maryland, we’ve shared plenty of beautiful photos of the Old Line State. However, those photos have almost exclusively been photographed during the day. While still stunning, there’s something special about a nighttime image with a long exposure. The following photos were all shot at night, and show a different side of Maryland that we may normally take for granted.

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1) The amazing stars give this rural Maryland scene a touch of magic.

2) This dizzying photo was captured at the Montgomery County Fair.

3) Can you spot a popular constellation in this unique photo captured in Salisbury?

4) The last little fizzles of 4th of July fireworks at the Inner Harbor.

5) A mysterious blue moon over Baltimore County, fit for a werewolf.

6) This moody scene was taken at a bus station in Ocean City.

7) Love the reflection of the Capital Wheel on the water.

8) This fun shot was captured at the North Run Farm corn maze.

9) This shooting star was captured in Calvert County.

10) An up-close, detailed glow of nature in Lusby.

11) Pictured here are the serene street lights of Frederick.

12) This eerie cemetery photo was taken in Reisterstown.

13) Would you walk through this Maryland tunnel at night?

14) Love the silhouette, framing, and color of this stunning photo of the Maryland sky.

15) Lightning strikes over the Chesapeake Bay.

16) A surreal shot taken in Baltimore.

17) Cunningham Falls like you've never seen it before.

18) A very cool photo taken at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.

If you’ve taken interesting nighttime photos in Maryland, feel free to share them on our Facebook page!

Jamie Alvarenga

Jamie Alvarenga is a writer and editor for Only In Your State. She spends her time chasing around a curious toddler and going on coffee-fueled adventures throughout Maryland. Contact: jalvarenga@onlyinyourstate.com