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What's 'Too Graphic'? How To Photograph Disaster

February 1, 2010 | NPR· NPR photographer David Gilkey and visual journalism and ethics expert Kenneth Irby discuss how to depict human suffering without sacrificing the dignity of disaster victims. Washington Post Ombudsman Andrew Alexander explains the decision to run a controversial image of an earthquake victim.

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Photos: Making Do In Port-Au-Prince A Week After The Quake

January 21, 2010 | NPR· On Thursday in Haiti, there were small signs of normalcy amid the destruction.

A Battle For Goods

January 20, 2010 | NPR· The situation unravels in the commercial district of Port-au-Prince.

Photos: Security Falters In Downtown Port-au-Prince

January 19, 2010 | NPR· NPR photographer David Gilkey documents the chaos in the Haitian capital.

Photos: A Determined Quest For Essentials

January 18, 2010 | NPR· With desperation growing, looting is on the rise. But even guns could not keep some Haitians from their mission to obtain much-needed essentials from the rubble.