Linda McCartney looked pretty stealth working in those Beatles Get Back sessions that were shown on Apple TV last year, wielding her Nikon probably loaded with Kodak Tri-X film. The beauty of black and white for documentary photographs--that's something that only can be done with a camera using film. Sure, today you could shoot on... Continue Reading →
Taking It To The Streets
On my YouTube channel, I recently talked about how I want to get as fast with the Leica as I am with my trusty Nikons, having used them for the past 35 years. You do something for 35 years, you get pretty good at it. So, this weekend, I went out with the Leica M9... Continue Reading →
Culture Night
A friend and I go out every Wednesday when we're both in town, and we call it culture night. We look at what's happening and try to do something we have never done before, or rarely do. In the past, we've been to jazz clubs, comedy shows, we've played at open mics, we buskered in... Continue Reading →
The Wise Photo Project
I have this project I've been working on the last six months called The Wise Photo Project. I photograph older folks who often don't have anyone taking their photo. Most of the attention is on the kids, and as one older man once told me, "The older you get the more invisible you become." So... Continue Reading →
28-Year Pro Photographer…
I'm a 28-year pro photojournalist with many awards, but who cares? It's your photo that matters most. Please see my work: KennethWajda.com I'd love to be your family or business's photographer.
A Hike in the Jungle of Urban Life
I like shooting in urban settings more than in nature. I like the way elements can come together in an instant when I'm walking about shooting street. This shot for me works well only because we can see the driver in the car on the right, and there is a car turning in front of... Continue Reading →