Red River Gorge Blogs: Photography

[Greg Stamper]

Thursday, January 14, 2010
Winter photography trip
So I'm sitting around in sub-freezing temperatures thinking to myself what can I do to get me out of the house for awhile. Those of you that know me know that there's almost anywhere I would rather be than inside - no matter what temperature it is!
A couple of friends of mine and I packed up our gear and headed into the Red River Gorge to do some shooting and hiking. I've been experimenting with some interesting photography techniques so I thought I would share some of the results. It was about 17 degrees so batteries in the cameras didn't last long. Anyway, it was a fun trip so the next day I went back. That time I took Jessica and Kyle with me. We had a pretty good time and I think they learned that being out in freezing temperatures isn't so bad as long as you have something beautiful to look at.
[Henson's Cave Arch, Gray's Arch & Creation Falls]
http://brianlandwehr.blogspot.com/2010/ ... -trip.html

[Jim Stickley]

Thanks, Greg. Brian sent me the link to his RRG photo set on Flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bjkk1988/sets/72157623176495040/

[Greg Stamper]

Bruce McLean RRG Winter Photography:
2009 thru 2010 ... lots o' Ice:
http://www.photo-nomad.net/2010/GorgeWinter/index.html

[Greg Stamper]

Half Moon and Chimney Top Winter Sunset (3 photos) by Dan Pater:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paterdr/43 ... otostream/

[Greg Stamper]

Wow! Ice Photography from Demetrius Freeman, a photojournalism student at Western Kentucky University:
http://demetriusfreeman.blogspot.com/20 ... gorge.html

[Greg Stamper]

Love in Red River Gorge ... plus some fading signs of winter:
http://cydilphoto.blogspot.com/2010/03/ ... achel.html

[Greg Stamper]

Winter fading Ryan Bowles Photography:
http://www.ryanbowles.com/an-ode-to-winter/

[Greg Stamper]

More Adventures in Kentucky - - - Gladie Historic Site:
http://motherworldly.blogspot.com/2010/ ... toric.html

[Greg Stamper]

Gypsy's Leisure
A Motorcycle Blog

Repairs completed and weather warming, I packed the tent and sleeping bag on the bike and took off for an
overnight to the Red River Gorge Geological Area. Renowned for the well preserved sites of prehistoric peoples
who lived and traveled through this area, the Gorge contains the largest concentration of natural rock shelters
in the eastern United States.

http://gypsyleisure.blogspot.com/2010/0 ... geous.html

[Greg Stamper]

Friday, June 4, 2010
Red River Gorge & Natural Bridge State Park
These are from this past weekend. I really had a good time & loved the area. It is located right where Kentucky starts getting mountainous and it was new to me even though it is only about 45 minutes from here. KY is geologically very interesting and there are a lot of great rock formations and caves. I want to make a habit of visiting and am really looking forward to seeing it in the Autumn. But before that I want to swim in the river! It looked heavenly.
http://jackiejeffries.blogspot.com/2010 ... state.html

[Greg Stamper]

Amy and Tony's engagement photos in the Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge State Park
http://www.kl-phy-photography.com/1995/ ... state-park

[Greg Stamper]

Monday, June 7, 2010
Red River Gorge, Sky Bridge
And so the adventure continues! As you may remember we had driven through Nada Tunnel into the Red River Gorge. We made a stop at the Gladie Historic Site and had a lovely, leisurely picnic. Then we were back on the windy roads to discover Sky Bridge! We had intended to see Natural Bridge as well on a different day, but as you will discover later, copious amounts of rain put the nix on that! But for this day, the sky was blue and the breezes were fair! And we were even on the right road!
http://motherworldly.blogspot.com/2010/ ... ridge.html

[Greg Stamper]

"Springtime in Kentucky" Flickr Photo Contest Winners
Friday, June 25, 2010

We are happy to announce the winners of our "Springtime in Kentucky" Flickr photo contest.
Winners received gift codes to Mpix.com, and the photos will be featured in Visions, KET's monthly member magazine.

The first-place prize went to Jessica Stewart of Hodgenville for her photo "Boyhood Home 062"
Georgetown's Ulrich Burkhalter is the second-place winner for "Settimi Point sunrise," taken at Red River Gorge.
And, the third-place prize went to Matt Novak-Zarate of Louisville for "Disused Bike."
http://blogs.ket.org/spotlight/?p=2661