What These 18 Utah Photographers Captured Will Blow You Away: Part 2

I'm so overwhelmed with the talented photographers in Utah! Last week, I posted 20 of the best reader-submitted photos that Only in Utah has received so far. And, I sent out a call for more submissions. Well, you blew me away! I got dozens of absolutely stunning photos.

It was very, very difficult to choose only 20 photos to include in today's list. Luckily, we'll be posting a list of reader's photos every week! See my instructions at the end of this article to submit your photo for consideration.

1. Bente Nielsen Love submitted this photo of Brighton.

It might be a good time for a hike!

2. Brook Patrick took this photo of Provo Canyon.

More gorgeous fall colors.

3. Chad Hilton sent in this pic of Big Elk Lake, Uintas.

He took it at a Boy Scout overnighter...presumably before the Scouts were awake!

4. This photo at Dead Horse Point was shot by Amy Jabberwocky-Dasilva.

She titled it, "Big Bee, Dead Horse Point." I love the perspective here.

5. Jerimiah Lemieux sent in this photo taken south of Levan.

There's a lot going on in that sky.

6. Jodi Lowe Sullivan caught this moment on film at Little Sahara Sand Dunes.

Looks like fun!

7. Kammi Swasey submitted this photo of Lucky Strike Mine.

This is titled, "Miner's Camp."

8. Katrina Arellano took this photo in Corinne.

Beautiful landscape.

9. Michelle Vance Pilling sent in this photo of Beaver Canyon.

She took this pic with a cell phone!

10. Dan Stansell shared this photo taken at Snake Creek.

Great shot of the light through the aspens.

11. Richard Tilton took this photo from the summit of Mt. Ogden Peak.

This hike was well worth it!

12. This is Robert Moore's photo of Broads Fork Trail, Big Cottonwood Canyon.

13. Scott Ricks shot this in Ogden Canyon.

Fall leaves and a waterfall...stunning.

14. Sean Camp submitted this photo taken at Kamas Lake, High Uinta Mountains.

Utah's lakes are pretty photogenic.

15. Steven Wittenberg's submission is of the Uinta National Forest.

How do you make the fall leaves even more colorful? Add a sunset.

16. This photo of downtown Salt Lake City was submitted by Thomas es Thomas.

Interesting juxtaposition of City Creek, LDS Tabernacle and TRAX.

17. Tyler Gudmundsen sent in this photo of Dry Fork Canyon.

Taken at sunrise.

18. Here's John Dodson's photo of Mirror Lake.

Someone must have had an amazing camping trip!

Would you like one of YOUR photos to appear in next week's list? For consideration, post them on our Only In Utah Facebook Page or send them to me via email at [email protected].

I can't wait to see what our readers submit this week!