Scott McIntyre
Scott McIntyre is a photographer and visual journalist known for his work with The New York Times. His photography captures a wide array of subjects, often focusing on human interest stories and significant events. McIntyre's ability to convey emotion and context through his images has made him a valuable contributor to contemporary journalism.
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Recent news mentions
Scott McIntyre was detained by Japanese police for six weeks in 2020 while looking for his children.
Australian father detained in Japan after daughter's abduction
Australia· 2025-10-30
Scott McIntyre is the co-founder of Douglas & McIntyre and recently published a memoir about his career in publishing.
Fifty years ago, national pride supercharged anglo-Canadian publishing. Could it happen again?
Canada· 2025-10-17
Scott McIntyre commented on the increasing workloads of probation officers in Ontario.
Man who killed Toronto teen on subway sentenced to life in prisonCanada· 2025-02-28
Scott McIntyre is another photographer credited in the article discussing the Fyre Festival.
A Fyre Festival sequel? What could go wrong?
New Zealand· 2025-02-27
