Utah's scenery is stunning — from its red rocks to its mountain splendor. We're so lucky to live in this beautiful state! Not only do we have amazing scenery, we have some seriously talented photographers, both professional and amateur, to capture it. Many of them have been sharing their work on Only in Utah's Facebook Page. I just had to share these gorgeous images with the rest of our readers, so I compiled 20 of the best (and wow, was it hard to choose only 20!). Thanks to all the photographers who submit photos. If you haven't shared a photo yet, now's the time! See my instructions at the bottom of the article for how to submit.

1. John Dodson posted this photo of Christmas Meadows.

The fall foliage here is stunning.

2. Cheryl Thunehorst Vieyra shared this photo of Ashley National Forest with us.

I love this perspective. The sky is so blue!

3. Bente Nielsen Love captured this shot of Silver Lake.

The reflection of the sky in the water is perfect.

4. Chris Garcia, of Less Traveled Roads Photography, took this photo of Park City.

What a quiet, peaceful scene.

5. Katrina M. Arellano submitted this shot of Guardsman's Pass.

Looks like the leaves are in full color.

6. Michel Moore posted this gorgeous photo of Mirror Lake.

Mirror lake is a favorite with photographers, and Michel captured it nicely.

7. Mike Stucki was at Autumn Aloft in Park City on September 19th.

Mike shared this fun shot of the bright balloons against the blue, blue sky.

8. Tyler Gudmundsen sent us this photo of Dry Fork Canyon.

Tyler sure knows how to make use of light!

9. Karrie Bain submitted this photo of Cedar Breaks.

It's so vast, and so beautiful.

10. We love B-linda S. Avelar's photo of the Great Salt Lake.

Sunset over the lake is magnificent!

11. Autumn in the high Uintahs, as captured by Dave Perkins.

A great day for a drive in the mountains.

12. Scott Ricks sent us this photo taken near Logan.

The starry sky with just a hint of the last bit of sunset.

13. This is Gina Swasey's photo of the Dixie National Forest.

Looks like it might rain...but the photo opportunity is perfect!

14. Jon Leo Gunderson shared this pic of American Fork.

Such a wonderful mix of colors here.

15. Michael Bowman took this photo of Lake Blanche and the Salt Lake Valley.

Michael hiked Cardiac Ridge and was rewarded with this view.

16. Stephanie Coffman sent us this photo of Capitol Reef National Park.

Stephanie photographed this sunset view from Cathedral Campground.

17. Sunrise on the Tavaputs Ranch, as photographed by Jeanie Wilcox Jensen.

Well worth waking up early.

18. Mark Aldridge, of Hike it to the Top Photography, posted this photo taken near the Virgin River.

I love this unique perspective of a sunflower.

19. Brad Dawber captured this shot at Snow Canyon State Park.

Brad titled this photo, "Double Blessing." He shot this stunning double rainbow after a morning of thunderstorms.

20. Andrew Rowley shot this photo of the skies above Fruitland.

It almost looks more like a painting.

I'll post reader-submitted photos like this weekly. If you'd like yours considered, please submit it by emailing it to [email protected], or by posting it on Only in Utah's Facebook Page. I can't wait to see more! Readers, which of these photos is your favorite? Tell us in the comments below!