WAJDA PHOTO - Family Portrait Studio at Weddings (Plus a Bit of Film)

[@TheRobertpainter]

And we both know that even with the super sharp digital images galore, then they look over those timeless silky milky smooth Rolleiflex images made the old fashioned way…we both know which ones will be cherished for generations to come. Just a little knowledge shared by those who experience true Rolleiflex charm. 😊

[@kennethwajda]

Yes, they're so good!

[@BeingWolfy]

I'm pretty sure the newlyweds are going to like your photos and presentation better than what the hired photographer will give them. Very nice, Kenneth.

[@kennethwajda]

Thank you!

[@BeingWolfy]

​@@kennethwajda - You're very welcome. BTW, where did you get the albums?

[@SteveMillerhuntingforfood]

I've only been to a few weddings over the past 3-4 years, but I always bring my film cameras. A Rolleiflex 2.8D and my Nikon FM3a. I'll always get several really nice pics.

[@kennethwajda]

I find a film camera makes a wedding tolerable since I don't like attending weddings generally.

[@jasongold6751]

Simple brilliant work. Modern Pro shooters take 1,000's of images!Why? a wedding has a few specific scenes and moments! Do those well! Rollei is probaly the best way. Creamy prints! I;ve done similar shoots, not as Main photographer! A few rollsand a nice set of albumns! Bravo!

[@kennethwajda]

Thank you, Jason!

[@ericsande5345]

Thanks!

[@kennethwajda]

Thank you very much, Eric! :-)

[@ericsande5345]

I'm horrible at gift-giving. I forget that physical photos are rare now and a good gift.

[@kennethwajda]

They are!