Rabbit Hash, Kentucky | Why This Tiny Town Keeps Inspiring My Photography

Sometimes the best photography adventures happen close to home. In this installment of my Leica Summer Series, I take the Leica Q on a relaxing Sunday drive through the Kentucky countryside to the historic river town of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky. From the iconic Rabbit Hash General Store to unexpected river traffic on the Ohio River, this tiny town never disappoints. Along the way, I capture photographs, share a little local history, enjoy a MoonPie and Diet Coke, and revisit an old country church and cemetery to recreate an image that inspired me through another photographer's work. The Leica Q's fixed 28mm lens continues to push me outside my comfort zone, forcing me to slow down, see differently, and appreciate the experience of photography as much as the final image. If you enjoy photography, small-town America, Leica cameras, road trips, and discovering hidden gems, I think you'll enjoy this one. If you have suggestions for future Leica Summer Series videos, leave them in the comments below. Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe, and share to help grow the channel. If you're interested in DXO products you can use the discount code below to get 20% off. Discount Code: DEWEYBINGSUMMER2026 Dates: June 15th - July 10th 2026 20% off any DxO software and is valid for new customers only Shop Link: https://shop.dxo.com/en/