33 young writers graduate from Poynter’s The Write Field program Graduates of Poynter's The Write Field program pose for a photo with their mentors, sponsors,… May 12, 2014 Kenneth Irby
Sochi photo coverage takes ‘patience, planning, logistics’ Harry Walker, photo director at McClatchy-Tribune Information Services, has a unique vantage point overseeing MCT's… February 18, 2014 Kenneth Irby
Martin Luther King Jr. under shepherd’s watch: debunking urban legend St. Petersburg Times photographer Bob Moreland took this photo in June 1964 after Martin Luther… January 20, 2014 Kenneth Irby
Why the Knoxville News Sentinel ran photos from a deadly bus crash On Oct. 2, a bus heading to Statesville, N.C., collided with an SUV and a… October 7, 2013 Kenneth Irby
John White on Sun-Times layoffs: ‘It was as if they pushed a button and deleted a whole culture’ John White’s 44-year career at The Chicago Sun-Times has been rooted in faith and professionalism.… May 31, 2013 Kenneth Irby
Globe’s Tlumacki: ‘I am dealing with trauma & trying to keep busy’ following Boston tragedy On Monday, veteran photojournalist John Tlumacki captured the iconic image of the Boston Marathon bombing:… April 20, 2013 Kenneth Irby
Why do we blame the (visual) messenger for tragedies? With the click of a shutter, in a dimly illuminated New York City subway tunnel,… December 10, 2012 Kenneth Irby
How NY Daily News, Tampa Bay Times got those cover shots of Jill Kelley, David Petraeus As journalists reported on Gen. David Petraeus' resignation from the CIA, photos spread over the… November 12, 2012 Kenneth Irby
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer captures emotional, physical wounds from gang violence Barbara Davidson's “Caught in the Crossfire” project, which won this year's Pulitzer Prize in feature… June 15, 2011 Kenneth Irby
10 powerful images of Japan earthquake aftermath Images of Japan captured after the 9.0 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami last week tell… March 15, 2011 Kenneth Irby
How the Chronicle Herald’s ‘Nova Scotia Burning’ project showed impact of race-related crimes A year ago, the horror of a cross-burning in Nova Scotia provided The Chronicle Herald… March 7, 2011 Kenneth Irby
How shopping, prayer led to Columbus Dispatch’s viral Ted Williams video Before Ted Williams entered rehab for drug and alcohol issues, he was a homeless man… January 19, 2011 Kenneth Irby
How photographer James Palka captured Giffords shooting aftermath with images that defined the event In photography, timing is key. On January 8, 2011, 63-year-old native Chicagoan James F. Palka’s… January 14, 2011 Kenneth Irby
What Byron Pitts Learned in Haiti: ‘We Are Tough and Delicate Creatures’ After seven days of reporting in Haiti amid unthinkable misery, Byron Pitts, chief national correspondent… January 28, 2010 Kenneth Irby
Herald Photographer Brings Compassion, History to Haiti Earthquake Coverage The little country of Haiti has become a place of such massive desolation. What the… January 13, 2010 Kenneth Irby