Let's face it: Everywhere you look in Colorado is pretty picturesque. However, these 13 amazing places are the cream of the crop when it comes to beautiful photography. If you've ever wondered where to take pictures in Colorado, the following list should give you a great start.

1.) Dallas Divide (Ouray)

The Divide is a photographer's paradise with its vast array of settings, including rolling hills, jagged peaks, ranches, and colorful trees galore (pictured).

2.) Great Sand Dunes

With its Rocky Mountain background and sandy hills, the Great Sand Dunes offers photo opportunities unlike any other.

3.) Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs)

When it comes to the most beautiful places in Colorado, Garden of the Gods is at the top of the list. Spectacular red rock formations in a forest setting = pure perfection.

4.) City Park (Denver)

What makes this shot so unique? The pretty park in the front, LoDo view in the center, and Rockies in the back!

5.) Hanging Lake (Glenwood Springs)

Hanging Lake is a nature photographer's dream come true with its mossy mountainside, cascading waterfall, and narrow trail.

6.) Cliff Palace (Mesa Verde National Park)

The historic dwellings offer one-of-a-kind photo opportunities for beginners and experts alike!

7.) Maroon Bells (Aspen)

This picture speaks for itself.

8.) The Crystal Mill (Marble)

The old 1917 Mill is a beautiful, yet eerie shot that should be captured by every photographer.

9.) Kebler Pass (Crested Butte)

It doesn't get any more colorful than Kebler!

10.) Last Dollar Road (Telluride)

When it comes to outdoor pictures, nothing beats a windy, tree-lined dirt road.

11.) Handies Peak (Lake City)

Is this real life?

12.) Dinosaur National Monument (Moffat County)

The steep canyons at DNM make for the perfect subject for any picture.

13.) Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge (Commerce City)

If photographing majestic animals is your niche, Rocky Mountain Arsenal is your place!

Have you ever wondered where to take pictures in Colorado? We hope this list has inspired you! Be sure to share some of your favorite places for taking pictures in Colorado in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you!