Wesley Aston grew up in Utah and Idaho mostly
taking art classes, with a couple of photography
classes. He never took many pictures, although
his love for the outdoor soon inspired him to take
more photos.  Many disposable cameras came
and went, until the wonders of "Digital" came into
view.  Learning about computers, and technology
became his hobby.  Working his still current retail
job has exposed him to new and wonderful
technology.
His first purchase was 1 megapixel Hewlett
Packard digital camera, which soon he out grew
and replaced with a 3 megapixel Kodak.  His first
photo that amazed him and had him hooked was
taken while he was fishing one day, a favorite
pastime.  Now days off Wes began looking for
places to take more pictures.  Fishing trips and
hikes were now accompanied with a camera.  He
loved showing off his pictures to others, which to
his surprise people thought were wonderful. He
upgraded cameras as time passed, when he
would out grow the current model.  The first
camera with manual modes and a new learning
curve was his Fuji 4900z.  Soon replaced by a
Sony 707.
Into a new world Wes went when he picked up
his first digital SLR camera.  The Digital Rebel.  
Along with this camera came more accessories,
and increasingly better photos.  Soon this
camera was joined with a more compact model,
a Sony P-150.  So many choices for cameras
these days he is always trying out new models.  
Current gear is now:

Canon Rebel T1i
Canon 20D
Canon SD 780is

Canon 50mm f1.8
Canon 70-200mm f2.8
Canon 100-400mm
Tamron 17-35mm
Tamron 28-75mm
Sigma 10-20mm

Flashes
Tripods
Memory Cards
Filters
Camera Backpacks

And the wish list grows.
Whenever Wesley gets the chance he loves to go on photography trips.  Out hiking the Uinita
Mountains to the Deserts of Arches, and Canyonlands National Parks.  New favorite places are
Escalante National Park, and Glen Canyon, with many slot canyons to explore.  The camera gear
will always find away to make it in any trip Wes goes on.  He just loves to bring back the memories
of where it is that he just has been exploring.  Always looking for the perfect moment for the right
picture Wes will continue to do.  He hopes you enjoy is work.
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