Michel du Cille, a three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer for The Washington Post, died late last year in the middle of a project documenting the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
Before he died, du Cille sent Poynter’s Kenny Irby his most recent batch of photos from the region and discussed his ambitions for the project. In honor of du Cille’s memorial Friday, Poynter is publishing those photos, along with a conversation with Irby, who was one of du Cille’s close friends:
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