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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

Detroit 01

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

Texas 05

Posted on January 3, 2017 by treymcintyre, In Dance, Photography, Places, Texas5 minute read

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  • One more from my shoot with Texas model Riley Jack.
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  • Amazing to collaborate again with the super-talented Charles Peck this weekend. Be sure to follow his IG and check back later to see the images. Model: @charlespeckofficial Video: @toran.spooner TMPhoto: What foods make you happy? . Charlie: The types of food that make me happy is every single food that's not on my diet. But more specifically, I love fast food. Nothing beats a big container of hot french fries and a cheap burger paired with a Dr. Pepper.
  • New blog post up today (link in the bio) featuring photos of Boston actor Joshua Gray.
  • Lucas Wilson-Bilbro started dancing at age 3 at Healdsburg Ballet in Sonoma County, California under the tutelage of Teresa Lubarsky. At age 15, Lucas left home to pursue more rigorous training at The Rock School for Dance Education in Philadelphia, studying under the direction of Bojan and Stephanie Spassoff. During his years at The Rock, Lucas was a finalist at Youth America Grand Prix in 2012 and 2013. After graduating, he danced with Charlotte Ballet (formerly North Carolina Dance Theatre) for two seasons under the direction of Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux and Patricia McBride where he had the opportunity to perform works by George Balanchine, Dwight Rhoden, and Jiri Kylian. Lucas left Charlotte Ballet in the Spring of 2015 to explore other styles of movement and is now dancing with @balletbc
  • An image from my shoot with dancers from Oklahoma City Ballet. See more on my blog (link in the bio).
  • Dancer @joe_louis77 from Oklahoma City Ballet. See more in this week's blog post (link in the bio).
  • New blog post today (link in the bio) about Father's Day, featuring images of dancers from Oklahoma City Ballet.
  • TMPhoto: What is the strangest thing you believed as a child? Jonathan: The strangest thing I believed in as a child was probably that I had super powers and that I just needed to learn how to tap into them. I used to think I could control the wind with my mind haha. I always hoped when I turned 18 that that's when they would fully develop and I would have some crazy movie destiny but, that never happened unfortunately. Haha
  • Super treat and a challenge to shoot the super-talented @brandonscottacrobat in Vegas. Watch for the photos soon.
  • New blog post today (link in the bio). See more images of the beautiful and talented Anica Bottom and some words about things.
  • TMPhoto: What artist do you most admire? Eoghan: If we're speaking dance, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano. I love artists who created fusions with their work, particular the ones who combine old technical dance forms with new age commercial stuff while still provide some entertainment value, which in my opinion is too scarce these days. I love Dana Foglia, Peter Chu, Gustavo Sansano Ramirez, Joshua Peugh, just to name a few.
  • I had the chance to reconnect with these two special dancers during my roadtrip across America. You can see more images at treymcintyre.com
  • TMPhoto: How would your friends describe you? Ben: My closest friends have often commented that I'm very loyal, sometimes to a fault when it may better serve me to distance myself from a situation. I rarely turn off my business brain and I'm always looking for chances to network or promote an upcoming project. I'm definitely a perfectionist and when I don't have all the information those unknown variables are often the source of a lot of stress. When I first meet somebody I'm usually a little more reserved - cue the charming, businessman type persona - but the more we get to know each other the more my inner child comes out and I start referencing animated films and talking in different accents, which are really just different voices because none of them are actually good enough to be considered "accents." Get me talking about dance, hip hop, Boston, or bourbon and I probably won't shut up. I also love sharing other people's stories; I once introduced someone to a group of my friends and every time he tried to tell a story it was met with, "oh yeah! Ben told us about that."
  • Another image of Ben Needham-Wood who is dancing this weekend in my new ballet Be Here Now in SF. Read his essay in this week's blog post (link in the bio). TMPhoto: What is your best childhood memory? Ben: It's hard to think of a singular favorite moment from my childhood, but I always loved spending summers at the Cape. My dad's side of the family has a place near Falmouth, MA, and every summer we would get to spend time on Cape Cod fishing, sailing, and unplugging from the rest of the world. There was one summer when a hurricane rolled through and I decided to go adventuring with siblings and friends along the beaches after it had passed; the random debris it left behind felt like a treasure hunt, discovering all these unexpected trophies from across the bay. One treasure in particular - a small, plastic, golden sword - was the ultimate claim for a young boy on an adventure, and that inspired a whole series of imaginative adventures through the mysterious marshes of Waquoit Bay.
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