Trevor Traynor

Trevor Traynor is a photographer, director, and producer. He is a passionate traveler who captures a diverse range of subjects, infusing each project with a distinct and compelling perspective which moves fluidly between the fine art and commercial worlds. Traynor is the founder of Memoryscape, a full-service production boutique based in Los Angeles and Denver. Memoryscape has collaborated with UNESCO to document field tests in Tanzania, created key art for clients such as Netflix, and joined NASA’s Operation IceBridge over Antarctica. ​ His work has been featured in Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop, Financial Times, Hamburger Eyes, and All-American by Bruce Weber. He has received numerous accolades, including recognition from American Photography, PDN Annual, and the International Photography Awards. His photographs have been exhibited globally at institutions such as The Getty Center, The Grammy Museum, and Photoville, and are part of the permanent polar exhibit aboard National Geographic Endurance. Traynor’s project NEWSSTANDS was minted as a sold-out collection of 100 one-of-one NFTs marking his expansion into the web3 ecosystem. He continues to merge digital and physical worlds and built a life size newsstand replica that has done pop-ups in LA, NYC, & DEN. His limited edition hardbound NEWSSTANDS coffee table book was released November 2025.