Timothy Tai discusses standoff with Missouri protesters The past 24 hours have been surreal -- โbizarre and weird" -- for University of Missouriโฆ November 10, 2015 Kenneth Irby
Commentary: Corporate mediaโs lack of vision threatens photojournalismโs future Sometimes, the cumulative insults to talented visual journalists make me want to holler and throwโฆ October 7, 2015 Kenneth Irby
Tragic images of children captured by photojournalists over time In most cultures, children are valued as precious gifts of life -- treasured icons ofโฆ September 4, 2015 Kenneth Irby
NABJโs Visual Task Force restores the Moneta Sleet photo competition After a five-year hiatus, the Visual Task Force (VTF) of the National Association of Blackโฆ August 10, 2015 Kenneth Irby
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch photo department one year later, โall hands are still on deckโ On the eve of the one year anniversary of Michael Brownโs death, which sparked manyโฆ August 9, 2015 Kenneth Irby
Commentary: Obamaโs moving message includes lessons for journalists Irby is a senior faculty member at The Poynter Institute. Irby is also an itinerantโฆ June 30, 2015 Kenneth Irby
Opinion: The door is open for restoring Americaโs race narrative Sen. Clementa Pinckney's wife Jennifer Pinckney, right, and daughters Eliana, left, and Malana walk inโฆ June 26, 2015 Kenneth Irby
When deciding to run an open-casket photo, picture editors matter As news organizations debated their lead image options yesterday during the first of a two-dayโฆ June 25, 2015 Kenneth Irby
How Wired is using Periscope Since Periscope launched in March, Patrick Witty, the director of photography at Wired, has beenโฆ May 29, 2015 Kenneth Irby
Photojournalism ethics needs a reexamination The latest in the world of photojournalism contest ethics and photo sleuthing took another turnโฆ March 6, 2015 Kenneth Irby
Hysteria or proper precaution โ a conversation with Michel du Cille Michel du Cille (Photo by: Julia Ewan/TWP) Kenny Irby interviewed Washington Post photographer Michel duโฆ October 22, 2014 Kenneth Irby
Keith Jenkins answers questions about his meteoric ascension at National Geographic In just about one yearโs time National Geographicโs Keith Jenkins has gone from director ofโฆ September 26, 2014 Kenneth Irby
Veteran photojournalist talks about going into hotspots Photojournalist Ron HavivโThe entire world is appalled by the brutal murder of Jim Foley byโฆ August 21, 2014 Kenneth Irby
How the Post-Dispatchโs photo staff is covering Ferguson A demonstrator throws back a tear gas container after tactical officers broke up a groupโฆ August 13, 2014 Kenneth Irby
Advice on publishing graphic photos from Iraq Itโs just a matter of time. Thatโs what I told a Kalish Visual Editing workshopโฆ June 16, 2014 Kenneth Irby