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San Francisco 12

Posted on May 15, 2017May 16, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, San Francisco5 minute read

America 01

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Germany 01

Posted on April 11, 2017April 12, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Germany, Photography, Places4 minute read

Oklahoma 01

Posted on April 4, 2017April 5, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Oklahoma, Photography, Places5 minute read

Miami 02

Posted on February 28, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Miami, Photography, Places, Video1 minute read

San Francisco 10

Posted on February 16, 2017February 16, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, San Francisco5 minute read

San Francisco 08

Posted on February 1, 2017February 1, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, San Francisco2 minute read

San Francisco 07

Posted on January 17, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, San Francisco1 minute read

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Posted on January 10, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Detroit, Places1 minute read

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  • 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.”
  • I had the new challenge of shooting promo images for Christine Deaver's 80's themed show. Definitely out my comfort zone, but I loved the challenge of figuring out how to do something new. What a beautiful and talented human. Check out her show if you get the chance.
  • 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 :)
  • One more image from my shoot with David Miller. You can see more on this week's blog post (link in bio).
  • Check out today's new blog post (link in the bio) featuring photos from my shoot with performer David Miller.
  • An image from my shoot with Texas model Charlie Peck. . TMPhoto: What is one guilty pleasure you enjoy too much to give up? . Charlie: It may not sound like much, but I enjoy just laying in bed and streaming television shows despite the multiple assignments I have due that week multiple assignments due. There is nothing better than just laying down and taking a break from the stress and just relaxing pretending you have nothing to do.
  • TMPhoto: What is your greatest achievement? . Nelson: So far my degree as lawyer. Others are just coming ahead. . TMPhoto: What is your greatest weakness? . Nelson: No trust in myself
  • One more from my shoot with Zach Nelson. See more images on my blog (link in the bio).
  • New blog post today (link in the bio) about my move to L.A. featuring photos of model Zach Nelson.
  • You can still check out the behind the scenes footage on this week's blog (link in the bio) from my shoot with Mitchell Bethea. - TMPhoto: What’s something that amazes you? - Mitchell: One if not the biggest things that personally fascinates me is the incredible ability that humans possess to adapt when paired with persistence. We are always striving as a species to be the best at what we do. And often we make changes and altar our direction to take on a new task for the sake of learning or bettering ourselves. The phrase - you can do anything you set your mind to - certainly has merit and is something that deeply resonates within me.
  • I made a behind-the-scenes film of the shoot I did with model Mitchell Bethea. Check it out the piece in its entirety on today’s blog (link in the bio). - TMPhoto: Do you find yourself attractive? - Mitchell: Interesting that you ask that. For the brief period that we met I opened up and offered some great incite into my life in areas that 98% of people have never had any information disclosed about. As someone who was bullied from a very young based on outward appearance, it had a dramatic and very deep impact on my personal perception that still resonates to this day. As someone who strives for perfection while understanding that it is not attainable, there is always something for me that can be improved and sometimes this is disheartening. The idea of being a model is still foreign to me and something that is deeply tied to my past. Having said this, I do model, so it does offer the comfort of knowing that I am able to take advantage of opportunities that many people don't receive. My self image is something that I will probably always struggle with, because the idea of attractive is completely subjective to the eyes of the beholder. Expanding on this, it is a process in fact, of self realization. That you aren't bound to the perception based off of your past. And knowing where I started, how I've grown, matured, and aged, it brings solace to me knowing that I've come such a long way: all the while having my identity rooted in a humbling past experience. For me, being a model is something I don't take take for granted. Nor is it something leverage. Because in all reality it's something I still don't feel I'm deserving of and maybe that's my cross to bear for the rest of my life - having a deep sense of understanding of where and who it was is that shaped the person I am today.
  • I made a behind-the-scenes film of the shoot I did with model Mitchell Bethea. Check it out on today’s blog (link in the bio). - TMPhoto: What was the experience of this shoot like? Mitchell: I want to emphasize this one sentence. It was freeing, liberating, and barrier breaking. Trey, you did everything in your power to help empower me behind camera in a way I never knew possible. I pushed past mental barriers and limitations that had for so long withheld me from self actualization and the comfort of being in my own skin. All the while doing so in such a relaxed and comfortable environment I have yet to experience on set. You (Trey) always put my concerns at the forefront and made sure that I felt appreciated as opposed to used in an industry where it is often the reverse. I can say with absolute certainty that our brief time spent shooting with one another was the most positive experience I have had behind camera. Thank you.
  • An image from my latest shoot with soon-to-be supermodel Charles Peck. Hair and makeup: @toran.spooner TMPhoto: What was the experience of taking these photos like? Charlie: The experience of taking these photos was very unique. Unlike most photographers who pose and shoot. Trey shoots like a news cameraman in the sense that he never stops “filming”. Whether he is posing you, or you're talking to someone, he is always snapping pictures; which results in some amazing shots. Overall it was a very joyous, friendly experience shooting with Trey McIntyre, and I hope to work with him again soon!
  • TMPhoto: Do you find yourself attractive? Ben: "Do I find myself attractive?" Well, I'm proud of the work I've done as a dancer and really like some pictures captured of me during different photo shoots, but I don't know if I would say I find myself attractive. I think as a dancer I'm prone to be self-deprecating when it comes to body image - overly critical of my physical self and looking for ways to improve. In that sense I think I have an awkward posture through my neck line, a goofy smile, my chest and abs could be more impressive and my jaw-line is dwarfed by my Adam's apple. It also wouldn't hurt for me to have longer legs, more extension through my knees, and more articulate feet. BUT I do think I'm in pretty good shape, I've got nice blue eyes, and on most days I feel fairly confident leaving the house dressed-for-success and ready to present myself to the world. I don't think my critical impression of my physical image is a bad thing in that I think I can recognize an imperfection without labeling it a flaw. I see things that could be better, always, but I feel good about where I am and how I continue to grow.
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