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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

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  • See more of my shoot with Tanner at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: Describe a perfect day. • Tanner: A perfect day. I’ll offer you an analogy. Imagine a plane flying across country from LA to NYC. You’re scheduled for a 6 hour flight but the pilot comes over the intercom and says “Hey folks we’re going to catch a trade wind the entire flight... we’ll touch down in NYC in 4.5 hours!” A perfect day is a day when you wake up with much on your plate, and the universe steps in with a helping hand.
  • See more of my shoot with Omar at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————— TMPhoto: What is sexy to you? • Omar: Sexy can be so many things. Confidence, soft skin, a smile, movement, stories, my boyfriend 😛
  • See more of my shoot with Jordan Snead at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: What was the experience like of taking these photos? How do you feel about the finished product? Had you ever done anything like this before? • Jordan: I have done similar work, but the artistry behind this was really fun! Your direction was wonderful and you made me feel comfortable and beautiful the entire time!
  • See more of the wonderful Jordan Snead at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… • Jordan: I’m from North Carolina. I Went to school in the Great Smokey Mountains of North Carolina (Western Carolina University) and lived in Atlanta for three years before moving to NYC in 2016. I‘ve done everything from working at the DQ in my college down to working with the Sea Lions at The Georgia Aquarium. I moved to NYC to pursue a career in theatre administration/producing so I’m working towards that slowly but surely. I do CrossFit, See Theatre, I like to go to museums and see movies. I recently started reading the Game of Thrones series after binging all 7 seasons in less than 2 months. I’m currently an Associate Producer for a show called “420: A Musical Experience” which is about what you think it is! It’s so hilariously beautiful.
  • QB asked me to take over a day of their Instagram story before the opening of The Shadows Behind Us.
  • Happy as George today to be heading home. See more of my shoot with him at Patreon (link in the bio). clothing: @scotch_official ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: What does it mean to you to be photographed in the nude? • George: I love being photographed in the nude. I’ve always loved being naked. As a kid... as an adult. It’s how we came into the world. Our natural state of being. The body should be celebrated. It’s a beautiful thing. I love my body . Very proud of what it looks like for a person my age. I’m proud of the hours I put into exercising, the devotion to eating healthy , my intention behind cooking well. It all shows in the body. I’ve never been shy. Always been a ham. Always loved being in front of a camera, having an audience. I’m an extrovert, and an exhibitionist at heart. When it comes to taking my clothes off  for any reason, I’m the first one do so. Being photographed nude is easy for me. I’m a passionate, and sensual person. So being in front of the camera naked, allows me to exercise that side of me very freely. I also think that because I’m so comfortable being naked in front of the camera, it makes the photographer more comfortable.
  • See more of my shoot with dancer Daniel Sima at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living. How did you first begin dancing? • Daniel: I am originally from a small town in Indiana where I grew up on a cow farm. I grew up playing soccer competitively before I started dancing at the age of 18. I got into dance because my sister was a dancer and I was looking for something to get into during college. After a two week internship/classes I never looked back.
  • See more of my shoot with the wonderful Tanner Wilson at Patreon (link in the bio). ———————————————————————— TMPhoto: If you knew that in one year you would die suddenly, would you change anything about the way you are now living? Why? • Tanner: I think we all fear death, right? It’s the inevitable constant. It’s the one thing we can 100% predict about someone the moment they are born. They will die. I believe a vital factor in the equation of death is fear. Fear of how and when we’ll go. Will I be in mortal danger if I do this? Can this harm me past the point of return? I’d like to think if I knew I was going to die, I’d live a little more fearlessly.
  • See more of my shoot with Joshua Hodge at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… • Joshua: I hail from Tucson, AZ where I lived until I was sixteen, the age when I escaped to a Hogswartian arts boarding school in northern Michigan. For undergrad I completed a double-degree program in the Hudson Valley, majoring in Asian Studies and Bassoon Performance, whereupon I came down to NYC for my grad work in music. I've been freelancing around the tri-state area ever since, and in addition to that I cater and am a rock climbing instructor (come climb with me!)
  • See more of my shoot with Nico Brown at Patreon (link in the bio). ——————————————————————— TMPhoto: What does it mean to you to be seen naked? • Nico: It’s kind of boring, right? As a dancer, I’ve spent years with a very objective view of bodies. We study bodies on a very pragmatic, functional level. It takes the sexualization out of it. And I’m certainly not ashamed of my body, though I don’t feel compelled to share it for everyone to see.
  • See more of my shoot with Nico Brown at Patreon (link in the bio). ———————————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living... • Nico: Recently I met a woman who described herself as a “slasher.” By this she meant she was a waitress/model/actress/designer/etc/etc/etc. I wouldn’t go quite so far, but I certainly identify with that whenever someone asks me what I do. I’m a dancer, and I focus primarily on making choreography, though recently I’ve taken to performing for other choreographers quite a bit. I’ve worked extensively as an arts administrator for various cultural institutions, but for several years I have worked in publishing, mainly with literary fiction, and I enjoy that a lot. Live in Brooklyn, dance when I can, read all the time, mediocre cook.
  • See more of my shoot with Chad Ryan at Patreon (link in the bio). ———————————————————— TMPhoto: Tell us about your background and what you do for a living… • Chad: I'm a European mutt with a dash of Native American who was born and raised in the sticks of rural, red-neck Iowa but fled to NYC the minute I turned 18. I came with big Broadway dreams and bundle of blissful ignorance. Ultimately, I am a storyteller. I tell stories for a living and bring Them to life. In every aspect of my journey I intend to use storytelling as a way to effect people's lives and evoke action regardless of how I make my money.
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