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New York 13

Posted on December 11, 2018December 11, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, New York, Photography, Places5 minute read

Tennessee 02

Posted on November 1, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, Tennessee3 minute read

Tennessee 01

Posted on October 17, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, Tennessee1 minute read

Texas 13

Posted on August 20, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, Texas3 minute read

Los Angeles 08

Posted on August 4, 2018 by treymcintyre, In California, Los Angeles, Photography, Places3 minute read

Maine 01

Posted on July 17, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Maine, Photography, Places4 minute read

Hong Kong 01

Posted on June 9, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Hong Kong, Photography, Places3 minute read

New York 12

Posted on May 24, 2018 by treymcintyre, In Dance, New York, Photography, Places5 minute read

San Francisco 16

Posted on May 2, 2018May 2, 2018 by treymcintyre, In California, Dance, Photography, Places, San Francisco4 minute read

San Francisco 15

Posted on April 2, 2018 by treymcintyre, In California, Photography, Places, San Francisco1 minute read

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  • See more of model Leigh Pitchford at Patreon (link in the bio). ———————————————————— TMPhoto: What is your greatest achievement? • Leigh: Going by the saying that “Life is a book and if you don’t travel then you are only reading one page”, I am very happy to say that I have done my fair share of traveling.
  • See more of my shoot with actor Chris Olsen at Patreon (link in the bio). ———————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… • Chris: I grew up in Washington D.C. Both of my parents were lawyers. My mom is a first generation immigrant, with her mom coming to the U.S. from the Philippines at 18 years old, and my dad was raised in South Carolina and comes from a relatively traditional southern household. I grew up not too rooted in either culture, encouraged to be who I was from the beginning, and invited to find myself along the way. I found people with similar differences as me in theatre, and began performing from a young age. I’m not sure I expected it to come this far as to now be going to college for a degree in musical theatre, but I do know there is nothing else I would rather be doing. I have observed how it can heal, help grow and transform people in countless positive ways. Though it is what I intend to do for a living at some point, I’m currently a student, absorbing and continuously opening up to the world of it all, remaining eager yet grounded in where I feel I should be right now. • • • • • • #fashion #guy #mancrush #fit #fitness #model #malebeauty #treymcintyre #tmphoto #treymcintyrephoto #malebody
  • See more of my shoot with dancer Maxfield Haynes at Patreon (link in the bio). ————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… • Maxfield: I usually like to say I’m as American as they come, but a citizen of the world. I’m the product of a first generation Puerto Rican/Peruvian/Panamanian-American mother, and an immigrant father from Guyana in South America. I feel like that kind of mix can only happen in a place like New York, which is why I say I guess I’m a product of the American dream. Almost all of my extended family is still in New York, but I grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. At 16 I earned a full scholarship to move away from everything familiar to go train at the San Francisco Ballet School. I didn’t know a single other soul in that area of the world, but I had to pursue this crazy dream I had of becoming a ballet dancer. After a few years of training, I jumped to the Houston Ballet Academy in Texas, and then from there decided to pursue my B.F.A. in Dance at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where I graduated from in the summer of 2018. I am currently based in New York, however I don’t get to spend much time here anymore…I am just about to finish my first season working with a touring company of dancers called Complexions Contemporary Ballet, under the direction of Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson. I emphasize the touring part, because our schedule is so packed I feel like I’ve only spent at most a week in NYC in the past few months. On top of that I also work part time with Katy Pyle’s Ballez, a Brooklyn based queer ballet company that focuses on the idea of queering the classical ballet cannon, as well as some backup dancing for drag queens in the city, and occasional guest work with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo.
  • See more of my shoot with actor Jared Reinfeldt at Patreon (link in the bio). @jaredreinfeldt ————————————————————— TMPhoto: What does it mean to you to be seen naked? • Jared: It's not a new idea, but I believe that our culture really over-sexualizes nudity. I'm in a career field that rewards emotional and intellectual transparency, so this session seemed like a natural extension of that.
  • See more of my shoot with the handsome Gary Cooper at Patreon (link in the bio). ————————————————————— TMPhoto: When did you last cry in front of another person or by yourself? • Gary: Three months ago in front of a close friend.
  • See more of my shoot with Maxfield at Patreon (link in the bio). ————————————————————— TMPhoto: What does it mean to you to be seen naked? • Maxfield: Eh. I’m a dancer, and very comfortable in the skin I’m in. I feel like dance is some form of expression of visceral truths and stories that we have within ourself, and there’s no way to lie when you’re dancing….just like there’s no real way to hide anything when you’re naked. I like relating it to RuPaul’s concept that “we’re all born naked and the rest is drag.” Your drag is your armor that helps you get through the world, be it a three piece suit or fishnets and pumps. When you’re naked tho, all you have is what’s inside as your armor. I feel like as a dancer I’ve gotten used to using that part of myself and putting it on display…so for me it’s not too far of a jump, and actually really self empowering to be seen nude. I’ve got nothing to prove…just my humanity to share.
  • See more of my shoot with Daniel Scaglione at Patreon (link in the bio). featuring art by Magda Sayeg ———————————————————— TMPhoto: Which animals scare you most? Why? • Daniel: Raccoons. I hate the way they walk.
  • See more of my shoot with Australian model Leigh Pitchford at Patreon (link in the bio). —————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… • Leigh: I’ve been in Marketing and Events Management for about 5 years now and absolutely loving it! Currently looking at moving away from being self employed and into the corporate world.
  • See more of my shoot with dancer Maxfield Haynes at Patreon (link in the bio). ————————————————————— TMPhoto: What advice would you give to a young dancer who wants to follow in your footsteps? • Maxfield: The same advice that I would give to anybody that wants to do anything….do YOUR work. More specifically though, I’m already here doing me, focus on yourself and what you want to bring to the world…these steps and combos have all been done a million times before, so think about what your unique character is going to do for the dance world. I remember often times as a young dancer training I would get so mired in looking at everybody else around me with better turns, higher legs, more facility and give myself panic attacks over thinking that I would never compare to them. The one thing that has always saved me however, is the amount of work and preparation I’ve done on myself. We’re our own worst critics and are hyper aware of our weaknesses….and if you have a problem, do what you can to work on it. Give yourself the time to be where you are in your process of discovery…FAIL! Fail again differently, and learn something new from the process instead of focusing on a finished product. Sorry to say it…but you’ll never be finished until the day you stop. One piece of information that my director once said to us really rings clear in my head, “You are the greatest project you will ever get to work on. Take your time. Create Magic.”
  • See more of my shoot with Ryan at Patreon (link in the bio). ————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living…(feel free to talk about whatever you like here) • Ryan: I am an aspiring artist and storyteller from the Pacific Northwest, and I currently live in Brooklyn. I am in the midst of some healthy transitions, and revising my current artistic, vocational, and personal journey to better reflect who I am and what I’m capable of doing. I’m very excited to head off into the unknown with many new and uncovered aspirations.
  • See more of my shoot with model Ryan Hotes at Patreon (link in the bio). ————————————————————— TMPhoto: What was the experience like of taking these photos? • Ryan: I find these portraits to be extremely indicative of my current journey exploring sensuality! Sensuality is relatively new to me so photography has been a cool way to help me discover what it means for me. Trey made it very easy to explore the movement of my body in a safe environment without any expectations of what the final product would or should be. I feel like these photos represent a gender-fluid side of myself.
  • FREEDOM OF SPEECH. That’s one of the awesome American things I’m celebrating today. Artists push to the edges of the conversation and work to shed light into the recesses, to provoke thought and conversation and to, at times, make us feel uncomfortable. Allowing the room for voices that are different from ours and that we may not agree with is a vital part of our freedom. Freedom for you is freedom for me. We are in this together. • Here’s looking at you Instagram…hoping you can get on board.
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