Junichi Wajda is a dedicated Japanese photographer known for his unique approach to capturing the essence of architecture and landscape. One of his most notable works includes his photographs of Takashi Tachibana's bookshelf and the Gardens of Sesshu, which demonstrate his skillful use of perspective, light, and composition.

Wajda's photographs of Tachibana's bookshelf offer a unique perspective on the renowned Japanese journalist and thinker`s vast collection of Books. Wajda's photographs provide an intimate glimpse into Tachibana's personal space, revealing his interests and intellectual pursuits. Through his use of multi perspective method, Wajda emphasizes the grandeur and complexity of Tachibana's collection. The books, stacked high and reaching towards the ceiling, represent Tachibana's life work and dedication towards the inquiry into the essence of human nature . Wajda's photographs capture this sense of reverence and admiration, providing viewers with a unique insight into the life and work of Takashi Tachibana.

Wajda's photographs of the Gardens of Sesshu offer a different perspective on Japanese landscape photography. Unlike many traditional Japanese garden photographs that focus on the overall design and composition, Wajda's images emphasize the intricate details of the garden. His use of close-ups and combining parts into a whole  compositions brings out the organic nature of the gardens, highlighting the textures, patterns, and colors that are often overlooked in more conventional landscape photography. Through this approach, Wajda reveals the gardens' hidden philosophy, providing viewers with a live experience and unique perspective on a familiar subject.

Wajda's skillful use of perspective, light, and composition in his photographs of Tachibana's bookshelf and the Gardens of Sesshu demonstrates his ability to capture the essence of his subjects. His approach to photography is both creative and personal, revealing his deep appreciation and understanding of the subjects he portrays.