What These 14 Kentucky Photographers Captured Will Blow You Away – Part 3

Each week I look through photos for the reader submission weekly feature without an inkling of disappointment. With every comment and email received, I fall more in love with Kentucky’s land, though I’ve lived here over 4 decades. Why? Your beautiful photographs capture not only our lovely state, but also the personal affection each and every one of you feels for it.

Here are 14 more amazing Kentucky photos captured by you, our readers:

14. Cumberland Falls in October via Rick Farrington.

A lovely view of the October colors at the Falls.

13. Garfield Kentucky via Kattie Berry.

A beautiful example of why they call Kentucky "Horse Country".

12. Eastern Kentucky via Joanna Burchett.

This one reminds me of riding back home after visiting the city years ago. Country serenity.

11. Fish Pond Lake in Jenkins via Mike and Amber Elswick.

The fall colors are bursting around this favored fishing spot.

10. Barren County via Carla F. Hagan-Barbour.

A serene vision of returning to life on a farm.

9. Hunter’s Bluff in Hopkins County via Jill Bratcher.

An artist palette of fall colors spread out underneath the bluff.

8. Keenerun Golf Course in Nicholasville via Azhar Aslam.

Vibrant green grass highlighted by the changing leaves.

7. Kincade Park via Tara Tucker.

A lovely view of Kincade Park.

6. Lake Malone via Cynthia Murdy.

The sun glistens off Lake Malone. The whole scene just looks like an invitation in the summer.

5. Owl in Madison County via June Sorenson.

Love the crescent moon glowing in the sky with the owl keeping watch from the tree.

4. Lexington via Trey Manning.

A stunning visual of a vibrantly colored Lexington skyline.

3. Nicholas County collage via Suzann Smith.

This collage of Nicholas County was perfect as I couldn't make up my mind which to use.

2. Pinnacle Overlook in Middlesboro via Sherry Sharpless Johnston.

A gorgeous view from the Pinnacle Overlook.

1. Versailles via Jackie Cassell.

This breathtaking sunrise perfectly captured good morning in Kentucky.

Please, keep the gorgeous photos coming and we’ll be continuing the weekly reader submission feature. Thank you all for sending such wonderful examples of Kentucky’s beauty. The scenic artistry that many of you look out your window to each day is a true blessing, as is the fact you share it with us. Just like previously, it was impossible for me to decide which one of these I liked best, so I’ll say, "love them all!".  Images can be submitted via comment on the Only in Kentucky, or via email at [email protected].