Idaho photographer Weston McGhee reveals the space between posed portraiture and the spontaneity of dance.
“This is a photograph from my ongoing project titled ‘Interval.’ Rather than polished performances, the photographs live in the quieter, unguarded moments that emerge through trust and shared time between dancer and photographer.”
FIND THE PHOTO
Billboard coming soon—watch this space for updates as we celebrate this photographer and their work on their own billboard in their state.
“VSCO has always had such an awesome community, and over the years I’ve connected with so many photographers through the platform.
There’s something really meaningful about bringing all of these artists together to share and celebrate each other’s photography, and I’m genuinely grateful to be a part of it.”
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Weston McGhee is a Boise-based photographer and photography educator with a BFA in Photography from Boise State University. His personal work focuses on portraiture and documentary/travel photography, driven by a passion for authentic connection, place, and identity.
Inspired by the people he meets and the stories uncovered through travel and everyday encounters, his images aim to capture the depth and nuance of human experience.
In addition to his personal practice, he teaches photography at the high school level, sharing his experience and enthusiasm with the next generation of visual storytellers.
