The brains behind Paper Sea Quarterly, Tom is a Melbourne-based photographer – but looking at his slew of coastal images filled with tanned babes and picture-perfect waves, we’d swear that he was from our own backyard. Still, his portfolio is impressively diverse, as shown in the selection below curated by the man himself. There’s also glimpses of fashion and Tom’s own travels – and he’s the perfect example of a contemporary creative with a sense of adventure:
“Models inspire me on a daily basis, and it’s such a cool time to be involved in the fashion world as there are so many models out there who are way more than a face or a body. The same goes for surfers and people in general. It’s an exciting generation to be a part of and as a young person documenting this generation of models, surfers and people with nature and travel I can’t see myself needing anything else in life to get out of bed and start shooting.”
Follow Tom on Instagram over at @TBPhotog and see his pictures below:
Chanique, Jaz Daly Management, Sydney.
Airport travel detail. So fresh, so clean.
Jurassic Park ocean.
Ashlee in my backyard against a bed sheet, Giant Management.
Dion Agius after watching some tennis (Paper Sea Quarterly Magazine), Ellis Ericson and the day-moon.
Maddy by the pool from Chadwick. (Yume Magazine)
Indonesian travel detail.
Dusty Payne tail throw.
Ashlee has a rad face and can do backflips. Giant Management.
Oceana by the sea, NSW south coast. (YAF Magazine)
Michel Bourez power turning.
Lucinda warehouse shoot, Vivien’s.
James Sinclair cyclone surfing.
Bass Strait travel detail.
James Sinclair, Mexico tunnel.
My favorite road to drive in Victoria. Kangaroo Alley.
Maddy summer swim for Yume Magazine.
One of my favorite portraits of Maddy from Chadwick.
Ashlee from Giant Management.
Surfer, Georgia Fish on her farm being rad.
Marian Wolfe in my shower for Yume Magazine.
Marian Wolfe in my shower for Yume Magazine.
Oceana for YAF Magazine shot in a borrowed beach shack.
Cleo putting her bum in the air like she just don’t care.
Mexican point breaks in my dreams.
First swim at Mex Pipe. Almost died.