b.1997

Tom Schulte is a photographer and printmaker based in Northern NSW, Australia. Self taught in film photography and leading with an intuitive approach, his pieces stem from fast-paced photographic expeditions confronting the volatility of nature through rural regions of Australia, Japan, and Canada.

With admirations for a hands-on approach through historic darkroom processes, Tom employs various traditional and alternative print-making methods in his work. The most recent collection of his works comprises large format Bromoil prints, an amalgam of silver gelatin printing and ink painting. He is currently exploring other alternative processes including Photogravures, Kallitypes, Van Dyke Browns, and Gum Bichromates.

Works on Display (Solo):

Early Bird - Flying Arch Fine Arts, Lismore, Australia

2024

Mono - Eltham Village Gallery, Eltham, Australia.

2023

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Works on Display (Group):

First Light - Queensland Centre for Photography - Maud Gallery, Brisbane, Australia.

2020

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​Texts:

35mmc: Bromoil Prints - Enduring Patience in 'Painting' a Photograph, Feb 2023

35mmc: Shooting Gigs - Pushing The Boundaries of B&W Film, May 2022

Analog Cookbook Vol.3: 'How to multi-expose Super 8mm Film', Sept/Oct 2020

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Awards:

Capture Magazine: Highly Commended Award for Single Shot: 'City Snow'  (below)

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