Michele McNally, who elevated photojournalism at The New York Situations as its director of photography and afterwards as a major newsroom supervisor in a 14-year tenure that introduced the paper 6 Pulitzer Prizes for news and function pictures, died on Feb. 18 in a clinic in Yonkers, N.Y. She was 66. The induce was issues of pneumonia, her daughter Caitlin McNally mentioned. Ms. McNally was named The Times’s director of images in 2004 by Bill Keller, the government editor at the time. The future 12 months, she was promoted to assistant controlling editor, getting to be the initially image editor to be part of the top echelon of newsroom administration…