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Wesley Pitts

  • Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications, The Caltech Associates, Caltech
Los Angeles
As seen in: The 405, Outdoor Photographer Magazine
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Sony Announces Free Registration For “Kando Everywhere” Event

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By Wes Pitts, Wesley Pitts
| Outdoor Photographer Magazine Verified
Beginning in 2017, Sony’s annual “Kando Trip” brings together Sony technical and leadership teams, Sony Artisans of Imagery and Imaging Collective Members, photo industry leaders, press and photographers of all skill levels for an immersive, multi-day event in a photogenic location. Past Kando Trips have been held in Santa Barbara, CA, Monterey, CA and Sunriver, OR.
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Understanding Disaster Photography

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By Geometric Box, Wesley Pitts
| Outdoor Photographer Magazine Verified
Burnt trees line the Bruthen-Buchan Road, south of Buchan, Victoria. Over 30 million acres burned during Australia’s 2019-2020 summer of hell. That’s 12 times the recent Amazon fires and more extensive than ever before in recorded history. The intensity (how much heat was generated) and the severity (the amount of damage to vegetation) were both at record levels. Wet forests burned. Rainforests burned. And experts say some habitats will never be the same.
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Hands On With The 40-Megapixel Leica M10-R

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By Wes Pitts, Wesley Pitts
| Outdoor Photographer Magazine Verified
I shot with the Leica M10-R on a bright day in the Angeles National Forest. Sunny conditions were an opportunity to photograph high-contrast scenes. In this image, I was able to recover substantial detail in the shadows of the foreground. The vast majority of new cameras today are marketed with an emphasis on their technology features.
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