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Best vehicles for landscape photography?

– Newer model year SUV, perhaps tow trailer
– +Jeep  with high clearance teardrop trailer
– Full size 4WD pickup truck with camper or shell
– 4WD van conversion such as a +Sportsmobile 
Discussed in more detail on my +Tumblr post… http://tmblr.co/ZsYtIy1Fl8HVd

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Jeff Sullivan Photography • On the Road, a set on Flickr.Every few years I…
On the Road, a set on Flickr.
Every few years I have the opportunity to consider what vehicle might best facilitate my photographic explorations. I’ve owned an SUV most years since 1991 to each the best hiking trail heads, camping and fishing spots, and to cross snowy mountain passes in the winter. I’m entering my 9th year pursuing photography full time, and having a high clearance vehicle has enabled me to reach some of the most amazing locati…

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Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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