In the month leading up to graduation from the UA and relocating to Bloomington, Ind. to intern at the Herald-Times, I focused my energies on establishing new lines, finishing projects new and old, and spending time with my core group of friends in my beloved Tucson Alpine. Camerawork by myself, with Stev Spooner assisting, and editing by me.

A multimedia piece about Lark Ranch, a corn maze and pumpkin patch near Loogootee, Ind..

Despite recent strides toward gender parity, rock climbing is still predominantly a white, male, leisure-class sport. What can and is being done in the realm of diversity and outreach to bring underrepresented communities to the outdoors? Camera and edit by Alex McIntyre.

The Daily Wildcat asked UA students about their impressions of the campus smoking ban and whether e-cigarettes should fall under the ban on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016. Camera and edit by Alex McIntyre/The Daily Wildcat.

Four boulder problems clustered around the San Pedro Vista on Mount Lemmon:
The Lost Machete
Vista Dyno
How We Got Home (FA)
Fuck The Stars (Second Ascent)

Climber, Camera & Edit: Alex McIntyre

A photo & audio slideshow feature on Orvieto, Italy, where I spent the summer of 2015 studying advanced photojournalism under University of Arizona professor Kim Newton. Camera, audio and edit by Alex McIntyre.

A few boulder problems outside of Tucson, Ariz., including Diary of a Punter, A Colorful Life (first ascent), Failed Resolution Low (first ascent), and A Kind of Quiet (first ascent). Camera and edit by Alex McIntyre.