Engineer Pass, Colorado

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It has been awhile since I posted here, but I wanted to share a couple images that I captured in July. As a part time landscape photographer I depend on my 4Runner to get me to places the allow me to capture the beauty of my state (as well as others). I spend a week in the San Juan Mountains driving some of the finest 4 wheel drive roads in the state -- as far as scenery goes. Of course the 4runner excels on these types of roads and I was rewarded with some awesome conditions.
 

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Gorgeous shots! I like to think I do the same thing you said, but on a much more amateur level... lol

edit- I also wanna second what Doozi said. Can't wait til I can move closer to that way.
 
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Very nice! This is why we are moving back to Colorado. 3 weeks and. Counting until we are back...

Can't wait...
 
Thanks everyone -- I am very happy to have lived in Colorado for almost my entire life. Welcome to those of you coming back or moving here for the first time!
 
Great photographs, I think your photos of the area are the best I've seen in a long time. I love the light & depth you capture so well. Your website opened for me to "Lost Spring First Light" - beautiful, stunning...
 
Nice! That last one is amazing.

We did the Alpine Loop from Silverton back in mid-July as well. It was actually the first "wheeling" trip with my new-to-me 07.

Awesome place, I definitely want to go back there after I get a bit of lift and maybe some better skid plates.
 
Thanks everyone! The Alpine Loop is definitely a great drive, I've done it a few times with a couple different vehicles. I have a pretty standard amount of lift and it does the trick on most of the trails in the San Juans. I went up there before I got new rubber and I could definitely tell that bald tires weren't as good for wheeling -- so I actually had to use 4wd a lot more than usual. If you don't have this book already, I strongly recommend picking it up. It opens up a different part of the state not accessible to everyone:
Amazon.com: Guide to Colorado Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails, 3rd Edition (9781934838044): Charles A. Wells, Matt Peterson, Shelley Mayer: Books
 

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