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Tom Blachford
Born1987 (age 38–39)
Melbourne, Australia
Known forPhotographer

Tom Blachford (born 1987) is an Australian photographer born in Melbourne, Victoria.[1] Blachford works in architectural and fine art photography.

Blachford has exhibited in Australia, Europe and the US and his works have been seen in Architectural Digest, Vanity Fair, Monocole, i-D.[2]

Work

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Midnight Modern is a series capturing urban and suburban architectural environments including Palm Springs, Tokyo.[3]

Centro Verso combines the medium of photography, city shots of Melbourne, with CAD software, 3D printing and microprocessor programming.[4]

Influorescence is a collection of work created with fellow fine art photographer Kate Ballis with botanical themes, exhibited at Melbourne's Gallerysmith in November 2023.[3]

Nihon Noir is a series of works examining Metabolist architecture of Japan.[citation needed]

Books

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  • Midnight Modern: Palm Springs Under the Full Moon (released 2017, powerHouse Books) ISBN 978-1576878347
  • Nihon Noir (released 2026, powerHouse Books) ISBN 978-1648230837

References

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  1. ↑ Creswell Bell, Amber (2025). Exposure: Contemporary Photographes in Australia and New Zealand. Thames and Hudson Australia.
  2. ↑ Baker, Tora (11 October 2018). "Tom Blachford's cool photographs of California's Modernist buildings in the moonlight". Creative Boom. Retrieved 26 January 2026.
  3. 1 2 "Influorescence: Kate Ballis and Tom Blachford". Arts Review. 24 October 2023. Retrieved 26 January 2026.
  4. ↑ Klingelfuss, Jessica (12 October 2022). "Tom Blachford creates a cinematic dystopia from Japan's brutalist past". Wallpaper. Retrieved 26 January 2026.
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