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  • TMPhoto: What are the top three qualities that draw you to someone new? - Mitchell: Most importantly is if the person is Genuine or not. You can tell from the get-go whether or not said person is acting out of self-interest, or if they are someone who means well.
- Secondly, is the persons sense of humor. I love people who aren't afraid to be themselves, as they run on a self-sustaining joy that many people can only ever hope to achieve. - Thirdly, and this could be in a tie for second, is if the person is a realist or not. As someone who is particularly analytical of the world, I think it is incredibly important to realize that not everything can or should be sugar coated. We live in an incredible world with so much opportunity and good, but there is always something that needs to be recognized or addressed.
  • New blog post up now (link in the bio) about the early creative process. It features more images of dancer Henry Steele. - TMPhoto: What was the experience like of taking these photos? Had you ever done anything like this before? - Henry: I had not done anything like this before. I had seen and been a fan of Trey's work for a while, and noticed that a few people I knew had also worked with him. When he contacted me to work with him, I was definitely on board. - I was nervous up until the second I met Trey, once we got started I basically forgot where I was, and I became solely focussed on the prompts he had given me prior to shooting.
  • New blog post up today (link in the bio) about what happens before the idea comes. It features more images of dancer and Instagram favorite, Henry Steele. - TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… - Henry: I was born and raised in Wollongong, NSW, Australia, with my 4 sisters. I lived in Australia up until the age of 18 and was an elite gymnast for 8 of those years. I was introduced to dance at about 13 and got a little more serious about it by about 16. It was then that I realised it was something I wanted to pursue, and I started looking at my options. I finally made the decision when I graduated high school, to apply for a BFA course at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. This was the only school I applied for, and I was fortunate enough to have been accepted with an artistic scholarship. I completed my degree with honors, and have been dancing in the states ever since. I freelanced as a dancer (and choreographer in some cases) with three very different companies for about a year after I graduated (Owen/Cox Dance Group, Texture Contemporary Ballet, Bad Boys of Ballet), and was just hired with Parsons Dance in August.
  • TMPhoto: What are your nicknames? What do you prefer to be called? Charlie: I have tons of nicknames I have accumulated from family and friends. Names like charlie, chuck, chuckles, charles in charge, chuckle duckle, and many other 'cute' names my family decided to give me. Then the more juvenile nicknames from schoolmates like peckerwood, pecker, charlene, and chaz (bono). But I don't mind what you call me as long as you don't call me Charles, I hate how proper it sounds. Hair and makeup: @toran.spooner
  • New blog post today about wrapping up things on my new piece for San Francisco Ballet (link in the bio). Check out more images of model Brandon Ogle.
  • New blog post today about wrapping up things on my new piece for San Francisco Ballet (link in the bio). Check out more images of model Brandon Ogle.
  • Model: Zach Williams
  • I'm back after finishing up a new work for @sfballet with a new blog post (link in the bio) featuring images of dancer Michael Wells.
  • New blog post up (link in bio). Here's a shot of dancer Erik Johnson at @milwaukeeart - TMPhoto: What is one guilty pleasure you enjoy too much to give up? - Erik: The Bachelor in paradise. I could give it up, I’m just not going to right now. - TMPhoto: Which animals scare you most? Why? - Erik: Sharks for obvious reasons. I don’t dislike them, or want to see them bastardized but I think fear is a healthy reaction to potentially becoming food.
  • Portrait of model Richard Biglia.
  • Photo from my Brooklyn shoot with model Elia Berthoud.
  • Here’s a photo from my shoot with actor David Wilson. - TMPhoto: Tell us a little bit about yourself… - David: Oh god. Born and raised in Orange County, youngest child and only boy. Black sheep in a conservative family. - TMPhoto: What are the top three qualities that draw you to someone new? - David: Warmth and openness, not taking themselves too seriously, a good laugh.
  • Check out this week’s blog post featuring more images of model Mason O’Sullivan (link in the bio): . “When I was maybe 10, my church had a Halloween costume party for the kids. I spent a couple days coming up with a costume of my favorite hero of the bible: David. I had a toga made out of a white sheet and a headband made from my mother’s red, white, and blue scarf. I found a tall walking stick in the backyard and wore my blue kangaROO tennis shoes with change in the zip-up side pocket. When I got to church, I found all the other kids were dressed as monsters and superheroes and I realized that I was a nerd. My minister loved it and his excitement proved that we were kindred spirits. My experience growing up in a Christian church was primarily positive. Sunday school was a very fun alternative to the boredom of a church service and the clear moral lessons from studying the stories of the bible helped me begin to organize the world. It was a part of my identity in how I knew it was to live, not in a way where I needed to proselytize or identify or make superior my differences from other people. It was just a part of my identity. It was the rest of the Christian world that crept into my experience and helped plant the seeds of a lifetime of anxiety. My early experience was so innocent and founded in love; I was entirely susceptible to the fear manipulation and control that religion is most often used for. It so soured my impression in organized faith so as to eventually reject the idea wholly.”
  • Brand new blog post today (link in the bio) featuring photos of model and actor Mason O’Sullivan.
  • Here's an image from my Albany odyssey with author and unicorn Joshua Zimmerman. TMPhoto: What are the two most important things to you right now? Joshua: Facing my fears has become the most important thing in my life. I get this feeling in my gut and I know- I have to walk through the fire. It's addictive. Showing people how beautiful their unique qualities are is vital to me. When I see someone has a remarkable hairstyle, laugh, personality, damn right I'm going to let them know how wonderful it is-and how wonderful they are :)
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