Walter: “Hello Everyone, It’s me Walter (BlackHoleArea). Just wanted to inform the many who support me in the past that i was recently interviewed by Jason Bassett who is the proud owner of lovetobestill.com. I wanted to share the video and blog and get some feedback from you … “Without any feedback i can’t move forward and i might make the same mistakes” … Thanks!”
Thanks, Walter.
If you’re looking for new photos, hit Walter up at Facebook. He might Friend you … if you’re deemed worthy of the privilege!
Oh, and one more thing; here’s a video in honor of the Jason/Walter friendly rivalry:
Here is the latest Black Hole Area project, a collaborative effort with Jason Bassett, called Time Machine:
The way Walter explained it, he wanted to do something different from the usual behind-the-scenes photo shoot videos you see on Youtube. Instead, the two photographers combined a Back to the Future story with the photos to come up with an entertaining film short. The use of the ’65 Mustang definitely added to the illusion of travel. You can see Walter’s anime influence in the strobe-lit time travel sequence. Great job, guys!
If you want to hire Black Hole Area for your latest project, watch the end of the video for contact information.
Walter continues sending us photos from the Black Hole, where no light can escape. He shatters space/time, breaking the event horizon to deliver photo shoots like this:
One thing I’ve learned over the years, as a guitarist and podcaster, is if you make a mistake, just keep going. Even if it’s 3am and you Starbucks hasn’t opened yet and you’re doing a photoshoot in Black Hole Area. RNeeSha overcame sleep deprivation to deliver some great poses.
Walter continues to display great vision, contrasting humans with dolls, using urban scenery.
And now, an educational video about Black Hole, “Lurking in dense star clusters … they prey on stars.” Can Hollywood handle Black Hole?
Here’s the latest from Walter’s new project, Black Hole (What a great logo):
If you listen closely, you’ll hear Walter speak!
Clearly, Black Hole is a sexy project. This ain’t your daddy’s Vogue magazine.
This is new century modeling. This is the female form reinterpreted. This is country and city landscapes. This is colorblind photography. This is Generation X, Y, Z saying “Thank you” to the Hippies. This is modern technology put to use. This is sucking up reality. This is Black Hole.
If you’re wondering what happened to Walter, where did all the photos go, did he really give his camera away after the last post … stop wondering. Walter is alive and well, and he’s posting on Facebook. Check out Walter’s Facebook page for his latest photographic visions.
When I first saw the name of Walter’s new photoshoot, Black Cat, I thought of Felicia Hardy from the Spiderman comic books. When I clicked play, I half-expected to hear Janet Jackson’s Black Cat song to come blaring from the speakers.
Well, as usual, Walter is a surpriser and innovator. His modelling photography style is unique, as are his videos. I love the bombastic intro music. And who would think to use a stringy spray can on a model’s hair that is already shaped like cat’s ears?
The model make-up work was superb, turning the subjects into 2010 felines.
We’re looking forward to the next great work: Black Rock Star Shooter. Walter is like Babe Ruth, calling his home runs before he hits them. Watch his video for contact information.
Walter Wordsworth: “This clip is what inspired me to do the photoshoot you’re about to watch, which I call Wolf’s Pride”:
Here’s the photo shoot called Wolf’s Pride, based on the 2003-2004 Anime series Wolf’s Rain:
Walter: “Hope you enjoy watching both videos.”
Watch the video for contact info.
If you’re interested in doing some glamour photography, boosting your modelling portfolio, photos of autos, whatever … contact Snap Photography. If you’re into Wolf’s Rain anime or other anime shows (like Android Kikaider), Snap has got the photography skills you need. If you’re into video games like Rise of the Kasai or Mirror’s Edge and want to do a video game photoshoot, give Snap Photography a call.
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Here’s the latest photo shoot from Walter Wordsworth — Infestation. My particular favorites were the last two photos in the video of the head shot and the model jumping.
I love watching Walter and his assistants at work — it gives us great insight into how to run a photo shoot. He’s clearly in charge of the modelling process, providing direction to the model, while having a friendly manner. He knows how to make everyone feel at ease, which helps get the most out of the photography session.
Walter at Snap Photography pulled off a great photo shoot over at the Morikami Museum in Delray Beach. I wonder if he employed guerrilla photo tactics or actually got permission! Either way, great job!
If you’re an aspiring model, or you’re a company that needs help with an ad campaign, Snap Photography can provide the visual content you need.
Having been to the Morikami, it’s great to see Walter used this location for his latest photo shoot. For the record, my favorite is the black and white shot.
At long last … the photo shoot you’ve all been waiting for … “Doll me”!
This is a fantastic video that gives some behind-the-scenes shots of the models getting their make-up and hair done, followed by great Doll Me still shots. Walter continues to bring great ideas to life!
Check out the video for contact info. If you’re an aspiring model interested in some photos for your portfolio, Walter from Snap Photography will help make your wish a reality.
