Thomas.C137.Photography

Thomas.C137.Photography, where every portrait captures the timeless beauty of film.

About the business

Location: Australia, Online

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Thomas.C137.Photography, where every portrait captures the timeless beauty of film. Based in Naarm/Melbourne, Thomas Pang specialises in analogue photography, creating authentic portraits that highlight the unique essence of each client. Inspired by the multiverse concept, his work blends technical mastery with artistic vision, crafting images that transcend time.

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RMIT alumni and students receive a 10% discount on the Premium or Ultimate Plan.

While completing the booking form, please indicate that you are an RMIT University student or alumnus and email proof to hello@thomasc137photo.com.

Acceptable proof includes an active or expired student card or RMIT Alumni Email.

Offer expiry: 01/12/2025

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Thomas Pang

Photographer - hello@thomasc137photo.com

Thomas Pang, is a Hong Kong-born portrait photographer based in Naarm/Melbourne, who specialises in capturing the unique essence of individuals through timeless analogue photography. Thomas graduated RMIT with a Master of Media. Using diverse film formats, he creates authentic portraits for personal, editorial, and commercial projects - adapting to every vision.

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