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www.MOSTmag.com || FITNESS MAG A ZINE || 83production company in San Antonio, Texas, motivated a post-college move. Although his employer changed a few times over the years, Trinity was always seeking to grow creatively. He made a few short films and even won an award at a film festival for one of them. Also having worked on some interesting documentary films, Trinity%u2019s creative focus had shifted from drawing comic book panels to recreating them in photography. Now, when Trinity Greer gets behind the camera, he captures the dynamic movement seen in comic frames. His desire to capture everything is such that, %u201cno speech bubble is necessary; or maybe the observer is left wishing there was a speech bubble because they deeply want to know the thoughts of the subject made mysterious. A picture is a story%u2014whether it is the heroic movement of an athlete or the quirkiness of a poet in her headshot.%u201d After graduating high school, Trinity floundered for purpose. Opting for family tradition (that skipped a traveling musician generation), he decided to join the Navy. Inspired by comics, he trained in Search and Rescue. The images in his mind included heroically jumping from helicopters to rescue someone. Perhaps a damsel in distress? No, too sexist; a family%u2014to rescue a family stranded at sea! However, the Navy had other ideas and posted him to a nuclear control command where, never once, did he get to jump out of anything. It was there during training, where he met his wife, also an active duty sailor, and began their own family that needed more mundane rescues. After five years, the Greers decided military family life wasn%u2019t working. Using his G.I. Bill and working his way through school, Trinity earned a bachelor%u2019s in film and animation from the Rochester Institute of Technology. A job offer with a trendy >>>Kacy Catanzaro