During our last Wicked Problems seminar meeting on Monday, Dr. Kennedy spoke to us about the relationship between Photography and Wicked Problems. Photography is a source of media used as a means to portray the problems encountered in our world. Photography was invented as an accurate and reputable method of gathering information. For Dr. Kennedy, photography is a wicked problem because photographs can be easily manipulated. Photographs are not immutable and do not always display the entire story. I was most interested in learning about Dr. Kennedy’s experiences with photography and his work as a photo journalist. Some of the topics covered in the lecture had previously been covered in class, but I enjoyed learning more about his various careers.