What These 15 Michigan Photographers Captured Will Blow You Away

Michiga’s beauty is unrivaled, we all know that. But just how does one capture that on camera? Well luckily, the Mitten State has got more than enough photographers all over the state who stop at nothing to encapsulate all that Michigan has to offer.

Many of you have already been sharing with us your shots on the Only In Michigan Facebook page. So last week, we began featuring some of the most impressive reader-submitted photographs that we’ve received. We’re continuing on that tradition and showcasing even more reader-submitted photos. And please don’t hold back, we can’t get enough of your amazing talent. Instructions for submitting are at the bottom of this article.

15) Kellie Ross shared with us this shot of Big Springs.

14) Up North Crazy Photography captured these huge waves at Oscoda Beach Park on Lake Huron.

13) Just look at that fantastic shot of the Blood Moon at Bay Furnace in Christmas, Michigan, taken by Superior Lens Photography.

12) Sam Hiemstra caught this dramatic shot of an early fall sunset in the Thumb.

11) We're not sure where this shot was taken by Richard Wolanin, but we love how it encapsulates all those colors.

10) We can't get over the beauty captured here of Harrisville Harbor by Up North Crazy Photography.

9) Amazingly, this old lighthouse at Pictured Rock National Lakeshore on Lake Superior still stands strong, as captured by Georgi McWhorter.

8) Talk about Friday Night Lights, we love this shot of the field at Leslie High School, taken by Becky Boucher.

7) Ludington Lighthouse, with a rainbow of a sky up above, as shot by Michael Wojdylak.

6) Look at that, it's the Michigan Mitten created by the changing leaves. Another cool pic by Kellie Ross‎.

5) Kellie Ross, how did you catch all those colors at Miners Castle?

4) Nuka the polar bear shakes it off at the Detroit Zoo, as captured by John Vavrek.

3) Robert Holzman has some talent getting the tranquility in Ocqueoc Falls near Rodgers City.

2) My question is, how did Kellie Ross get this photo at Rainbow cove at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore without getting the camera wet?

1) Whoever said Lake Michigan doesn't have beaches, clearly hasn't seen photos like these of Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore, as captured by Keith Johnson.

These photos keep getting better and better. It’s really impossible for us to pick our favorite. But maybe there was one or two that really grabbed you. Tell us about it! Better yet, share the shots you’re most proud of. Please send us what you have so we can share some of the very best each week. You can send us your best shots of the state to email submit-mi@onlyinyourstate.com or post to Only In Michigan’s Facebook page.

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