We’ve been working with Carlos Walters for a few months now, so it only seemed natural to grab an edition of Frames from the Sydney shooter, whose passion for creativity shines through in all aspects of his work.
Carlos inherited his love of photography from his mother, and soon developed “a ceaseless passion for framing and interpreting the world.” Since then, he’s experimented with both film and digital photography, as well as video work in a diverse range of environments from rambunctious weekend benders to Mother Nature’s hidden treasures. Driven by his keen sense of adventure and desire to explore the world, Carlos’ portfolio is expanding exponentially as he treks across the globe with a camera in hand.
“I’ve been blessed to find love and purpose through photography; furthermore to call it a job seems ridiculous. I urge everyone to engage in any creative process, be it writing, music, photography, film, dance – that is how you will find yourself,” he says.
Check out Carlos’ picks below and see more of his images over on Instagram:
Angourie dreaming.
Banff nightscape.
Cheer up, slow down, chill out. Byron Bay, NSW.
Degraves St, Melbourne.
Eloise.
Freefall, Currumbin, QLD.
Heaven on Earth, Noosa, QLD.
Humans of Tokyo.
Light through the branches, Splendour 2016.
Lovers, Splendour 2016.
Maddie at Umpqua River, Oregon, USA.
Nathan Hawes at Chapel off Chapel, Melbourne.
One-handed handstand, Sea to Sky Highway, British Columbia.
Self portrait with the Milky Way, Crescent Head, NSW.
Skiing with a mini tornado, Niseko, Japan.
Standing in the Loins of Nature, Redwood Forest, California.
Sticky Fingers, Splendour 2016.
Sunrise surfers, Mona Vale, NSW.
Tori.
Waterfall cleanse with Grace.
