Blaine Campbell is an Alberta-based photographer and artist, dividing time between Edmonton and Vancouver.

Commercial photographic services are primarily centred in architecture and fine art documentation, working with architectural and construction firms, museums, and galleries. Clients have included the Art Gallery of Alberta, the Rennie Collection, Artspeak, Simon Fraser University galleries, Remai Modern, Burnaby Art Gallery, and many other institutions and individual artists.

Artworks are based in photography, installation, and video. Blaine's thematic interests have included the inherent properties of the photograph and its relation to the viewer, landscape use and modification, processes of mediation and artifice in relation to transcendent experience, and parallels between Jacques Derrida’s “textuality” and quantum theory. In 2007 Blaine received the national award in the BMO 1st Art! Invitational juried competition; more recently he was shortlisted for the Eldon and Anne Foote Prize and completed residencies at the Banff Centre and at TRIUMF. He has exhibited work at various galleries in Canada and Europe and is represented by Republic Gallery in Vancouver.