As a recent Computer Science graduate I've gotten a position as a Junior Dev. My team has 6 people, a BA, two Senior devs, a tester, and a team lead (Dev background), all of whom have 10+ years of experience. In addition to my everyday dev work I've been given some independent projects directly from my PO and the CEO, neither of whom are from a technical background.

My issue is I've been getting really really good feedback. This has somewhat snowballed resulting in particularly positive feedback from a lot of people. Both within my team and tribe (Collection of teams (4) working in our office). 

While I realise this sounds like a good issue to have, it is undeserved. The work I did was average and the Senior devs could've done it better and in less time. This is starting to concern me as people are developing the view that I'm a genius or have particular expertise in the fields I've been working on and this isn't the case. I want to end this view but I'm entirely unsure how to do it without intentionally sabotaging myself.

Any attempt I make at stating that the work was not particularly above standard seems to be taken as humbleness or modesty when its actually just honesty.

(Unsure if it's relevant but I live in Christchurch, New Zealand and the projects given to me were in Data Visualization and Data Warehousing.)