Mark
Hertzberg
Other
journals by Mark Hertzberg
| 363 |
May
2000 |
Three
short topics |
| 361 |
April
27, 2000 |
It's
a moment frozen forever |
| 359 |
April
18, 2000 |
I'm
glad I wasn't working |
| 346 |
February
18, 2000 |
Fatal
Fire |
| 343 |
January
28, 2000 |
Suicide
By Cop |
| 340 |
December
28, 1999 |
Four
Minute Justice |
| 338 |
December
11, 1999 |
In
1/125th of a second |
| 336 |
December
4, 1999 |
Day
in Court |
| 332 |
Is
Photojournalism Dead?Mark
Hertzberg |
On
the flip side, though, many newspapers that have made a
180-degree change have changed for the better rather than
for the worse |
| 325 |
October
10, 1999 |
Oh,
the people you meet |
| 324 |
September
29, 1999 |
It
was an innocent question from a high school clerk |
| 309 |
July
23, 1999 |
I didn't mind Jerome Vine spit at me twice |
| 307 |
July
21, 1999 |
"What
have you done? What have you dragged us into?" |
| 303 |
July
17, 1999 |
If
your mother says she loves you, check it out |
| 292 |
June
23, 1999 |
You
Never Know |
| 283 |
May
17, 1999 |
Epilogue to May 4, 1999 |
| 276 |
May
4, 1999 |
David Raymond Segura, Sr. walked out of the Racine County
Jail to the cheers and hugs of his family |
| 272 |
April
25, 1999 |
Littleton.
Burlington. |
| 265 |
April
18, 1999 |
"I
can't believe I'm being paid to have fun. " |
| 261 |
April
15, 1999 |
It
was the first time... |
| 257 |
March
26, 1999 |
The
Supreme Court isn't sure I should have been able to shoot
one of the most dramatic pictures I've ever taken. |
| 248 |
March
13, 1999 |
I got nauseous on the job today... |
| 247 |
March
12, 1999 |
The
prosecution's case |
| 246 |
March
12, 1999 |
Sidebar:
One of the most difficult issues for us to consider
|
| 239 |
March
1, 1999 |
That's
your guy. |
| 222 |
February
11, 1999 |
It's
a lie to say that pictures never lie, as our readers and
viewers know all too well. |
| 215 |
February
4, 1999 |
Remember
report cards? |
| 213 |
February
1, 1999 |
I saw something horrifying and shocking this week |
| 198 |
January
8, 1999 |
Damn,
it's hard to cover news stories when you know the people
involved in them, and when you have to put aside personal
feelings to get the story. |
| 192 |
December,
1998 |
This
journal is a tribute to you, the reader |
| 180 |
November
29, 1998 |
Abortion.
That's the only word you have to mention in any conversation,
and emotions are aroused , so imagine what it's like trying
to make newsroom decisions about how to cover the issue.
That's where we found ourselves Thursday morning at the
Racine Journal Times. |
| 178 |
November
22, 1998 |
We
Interrupt This Broadcast |
| 176 |
November
18, 1998 |
Our
big story last week, indeed perhaps our biggest of the year,
was a story about something that DIDN'T happen. |
| 175 |
November
16, 1998 |
Did
We Overact? |
| 174 |
November
8, 1998 |
Wednesday
was the day the yellow smiley face from that big chain of
stores from Arkansas frowned at me. |
| 171 |
November
3, 1998 |
Monday
Morning, Post Gore |
| 170 |
November
2, 1998 |
I'm so excited, I won't be able to sleep tonight |
| 158 |
October
12, 1998 |
It
was one of those days when an assignment was as much fun
as opening birthday presents. |
| 157 |
October
10, 1998 |
He's
a cop... |
| 150 |
September
21, 1998 |
A
friend of mine calls it the ultimate form of channel surfing.
. |
| 146 |
September
11, 1998 |
...sometimes
we can have a positive effect on people's lives even when
some readers think we are raking them over the coals. . |
| 138 |
August
28, 1998 |
Sometimes
the last thing a photographer wants to see is a camera. |
| 120 |
July
25, 1998 |
They
say that in England you are innocent until proven guilty;
in France you are guilty until proven innocent; and in America
you are innocent until the next edition of the newspaper
flies off the presses or the evening news comes on. |
| 111 |
July
12, 1998 |
We
joke that today's newspaper is tomorrow's fish wrap. But
for many people, our work lives on beyond just that day's
paper. |
| 109 |
July
7, 1998 |
Delgado,
who sat in his orange county jail jumpsuit, had tears streaming
down his face as he listened to the charges being read the
day after his nine-month old son died on a hot summer day,
strapped in his car seat, in the backseat of Delgado's broiling
Dodge Omni |
| 101 |
June
23, 1998 |
We've
never shown the readers this sunset view of the city before...if
all goes well, it'll stretch across Wednesday morning's
front page. Today is Monday, though, and they first have
to get through Tuesday's newspaper. |
| 100 |
June
22, 1998 |
Last
week I had the tables turned on me |
| 87 |
June
4, 1998 |
..none
of those pictures would have been published without his
help. |
| 82 |
May
29, 1998 |
Today
was one of those days in which you hit the lows and the
highs. |
| 78 |
May
26, 1998 |
You never know where a pair of dirty socks will take you |
| 73 |
May
17, 1998 |
I
no longer have to hide under semi-trailer trucks to shoot
news pictures of major industries.. |
| 67 |
April
24, 1998 |
Stop
the Presses |
| 63 |
April
19, 1998 |
Sign
of Discontent |
| 43 |
March
24, 1998 |
Humphrey
Bogart, move over. |
| 42 |
March
23, 1998 |
In the end, only one photo was important... |
| 32 |
February
27, 1998 |
My work has now been published in a new media...on a picket
sign |
| 28 |
February
24, 1998 |
Journalists
usually love a good juicy story. I'm in the middle of
covering one I hate. Part 3
February
23, 1998 Journalists usually love a good juicy story.
I'm in the middle of covering one I hate. Part 2
|
| 22 |
February
20, 1998 |
Journalists
usually love a good juicy story. I'm in the middle of covering
one I hate. Part 1 |
| 13 |
February
4, 1998 (9:24 AM) |
It
was a situation where one has to shoot pictures first, and
ask questions later Update:
To Mark's February 4 posting |
| 7 |
January
27, 1998 |
The
viewfinder in our cameras is dark for the split second we
shoot our photos... |
| 5 |
January
23, 1998 |
Just
what is news? |
| 3 |
January
19, 1998 |
An
83-year-old reader called me this morning, in tears. . |
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