365 journals make up a year in the life of photojournalism

365 May 2000 Huy Nguyen Vietnam revisited
364 May 2000 Dick Kraus A day in Brooklyn
363 May 2000 Mark Hertzberg Three short topics
362 April 28, 2000 Lara Hartley Stand-off with a dead man
361 April 27, 2000 Mark Hertzberg It's a moment frozen forever
360 April 18, 2000 Dick Kraus A day in the Bronx
359 April 18, 2000 Mark Hertzberg I'm glad I wasn't working
358 April 17, 2000 Joe Jaszewski Thank goodness for film
357 April 1, 2000 Lynn French Hard Blue Filter One
356 April 1, 2000 Huy Nguyen Chris Hamilton
355 March 31, 2000 Dick Kraus 2 Months
354 March 8,2000 Huy Nguyen To Have Nothing A Poverty Simulation
353 February 25, 2000 Joe Jaszewski McCain in California
352 March 8, 2000 Dick Kraus The Good Old Days
351 February 24, 2000 Huy Nguyen Knievel Jumps
350 February 24, 2000 Dick Kraus Assignments
349 February 25, 2000 Huy Nguyen The First Journal
348 February 20, 2000 Dick Kraus Free parking
347 February 18, 2000 Tom Burton Love
346 February 18, 2000 Mark Hertzberg Fatal Fire
345 February 17 , 2000 Joe Jaszewski Wrestling with the WWF
344 February 14 , 2000 Lynn French Stories That Remain Untold
343 January 28, 2000 Mark Hertzberg Suicide By Cop
342 January 19, 2000 Dick Kraus Cold
341 January 6, 2000 Tom Burton

Baby, Baby Baby
340 December 28, 1999 Mark Hertzberg Four Minute Justice
339 December 21, 1999 Dick Kraus Perspective
338 December 11, 1999 Mark Hertzberg In 1/125th of a second
337 December 7, 1999 Dick Kraus Pearl Harbor Rememberance
336 December 4, 1999 Mark Hertzberg Day in Court
335 November 20, 1999 Joe Jaszewski Trust your instincts
334 November 10, 1999 Susan Markisz I have New Boss
333 Is Photojournalism Dead? Tom Burton My comments today will reflect both my love for photojournalism and my respect for its basic tenets.
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
331 Is Photojournalism Dead? Joe Jaszewski Why be a student of photojournalism, if in fact its deceased?
330 Is Photojournalism Dead? Dick Kraus Photojournalism is dead.
329 Is Photojournalism Dead? Mark Lent Yes, traditional photojournalism is quickly dying.
328 Is Photojournalism Dead? Susan Markisz I am not a photojournalist here (at the U.N.)
327 November 8, 1999 Tom Burton Roller Coaster
326 October 16, 1999 Dick Kraus HIZZONOR
325 October 10, 1999 Mark Hertzberg Oh, the people you meet
324 September 29, 1999 Mark Hertzberg It was an innocent question from a high school clerk
323 September 28, 1999 Donald Winslow What goes into a photojournalism portfolio?
322 September 20, 1999

Susan Markisz

 The heavy artillery has arrived
321 September 21, 1999 Susan Markisz

My adrenaline was already running high when I was given today's schedule.

 
320 September 19, 1999 Dick Kraus The Storm
319 September 19, 1999 Tom Burton The headline on Tuesday’s newspaper was direct. PREPARE YOURSELF
318 September 14, 1999 Susan Markisz 7:45 AM: I note as I arrive at St. Bartholomew's Church on East 51st Street for the Interfaith Prayer Service
317 September 13, 1999 Susan Markisz Milton hands me two Nikon F4's and an assortment of lenses and assigns staff photographer Evan Schneider to accompany me on my first assignment in the GA
316 September 12, 1999 Dick Kraus What if?
315 September 12, 1999 Joe Jaszewski It was one of the businest days
314 September 10,1999 Susan Markisz Milton Grant, Chief of the Photo Unit, welcomes me to the department and takes me on an informal tour of the UN.
313 September 6, 1999 Joe Jaszewski T-Ball days
312 August 31, 1999 Susan Markisz The Boy Who Fooled New York.
311 August 20, 1999 Susan Markisz I Went Scuba Diving
310 August 16, 1999 Susan Markisz The Junkie Priest
309 July 23, 1999 Mark Hertzberg I didn't mind Jerome Vine spit at me twice
308 August 7, 1999 Dick Kraus Death Sentence
307 July 21, 1999 Mark Hertzberg "What have you done? What have you dragged us into?"
306 July 21, 1999 Susan Markisz The relentless quest for (Kennedy) imagery
305 July 20, 1999 Donald Winslow The Kennedys and me
304 July 19, 1999 Lynn French TV news is like living in New York City, every day is either the greatest or worst day of your life, there is no in between
303 July 17, 1999 Mark Hertzberg If your mother says she loves you, check it out
302 July 14, 1999 Lara Hartley When the steam train came to town.
301 July 15, 1999 Tom Burton Burton Rosevear
300 July 10, 1999 Joe Jaszewski "We'll Make This One Work"
299 July 10, 1999 Dick Kraus A Kinder Gentler World
298 July 8, 1999 Lara Hartley Time flies and the older you get the faster it boogies..
297 July, 1999 James Keivom New York Diaries
296 July 7, 1999 Susan Markisz Hot Hot Hot
295 July 6, 1999 Lynn French Ahh the smell of it
294 July 3, 1999 Susan Markisz The Sleepovers
293 June 30, 1999 Joe Jaszewski 105 degrees. 5pm. American Legion baseball, Rio American High School
292 June 23, 1999 Mark Hertzberg You Never Know
291 June 11, 1999

Dick Kraus

What goes around comes around
290 June 10, 1999

Dick Kraus

It wasn't Just another Ribbon Cutting
289 June 2, 1999 Joe Jaszewski Exactly Two Months Ago
288 May 31, 1999 Susan Markisz Bad Judgment / Good Judgment: The Picture That Never Was
287 May 31, 1999 Joe Jaszewski One of my favorite subjects to photograph
286 May 31, 1999 Dick Kraus Another Memorial Day
285 May 27, 1999 Susan Markisz Shut Out
284 May 23, 1999 Dick Kraus Tears
283 May 17, 1999 Mark Hertzberg Epilogue to May 4, 1999
282 May, 1999 James Keivom Columbine Diaries
281 May 17, 1999 Susan Markisz

I received a letter recently that reminded me that I'd been taking some things for granted lately.
280 May 10, 1999 Tom Burton I am a certified platypus. It's time to confess.
279 May 8, 1999 Lynn French Slump
278 May 7, 1999 Susan Markisz A Mass for Littleton
277 May 6, 1999 Dick Kraus Refugees
276 May 4, 1999 Mark Hertzberg David Raymond Segura, Sr. walked out of the Racine County Jail to the cheers and hugs of his family
275 May 1, 1999 Joe Jaszewski How do you cover a demonstration when you are the target of crowds displeasure?
274 May 1, 1999 Lara Hartley ET Phone Home
273 April 25, 1999 James Keivom A community begins to heal(Photos only)
272 April 25, 1999 Mark Hertzberg Littleton. Burlington.
271 April 23, 1999 James Keivom A Single Photo
270 April 22, 1999 James Keivom Thoughts on April 20, 1999 (Click Here for Photo essay Day Two)
269 April 22, 1999 Dick Kraus TODAY THE CIRCUS CAME BACK TO TOWN
268 April 22, 1999 Joe Jaszewski While out on assignment, I usually have some clue of what I should do, and when I should do it.
267 April 21, 1999 James Keivom Colorado School Shootings -- When a community becomes the focal point of a nation
266 April 20, 1999 Lara Hartley

Time off - HAH!
265 April 18, 1999 Mark Hertzberg "I can't believe I'm being paid to have fun. "
264 April 16, 1999 Dispatch Keith Morison

If a tree falls in the forest after deadline does anyone care?
263 April 16, 1999 Dick Kraus Finally!
262 April 16, 1999 Tom Burton "Thank Mr. Burton"
261 April 15, 1999 Mark Hertzberg It was the first time...
260 April 4, 1999 Dick Kraus Damn!!
259 March 30, 1999 Dick Kraus A "Typical" Day?
258 March 30, 1999

Tom Burton

A "Typical" Day?

 
257 March 26, 1999

Mark Hertzberg

 The Supreme Court isn't sure I should have been able to shoot one of the most dramatic pictures I've ever taken.
256 March 25, 1999 Joe Jaszewski Hoop Frames
255 March 25, 1999 Dispatches Frank Warner / Tom Volk The Allentown Explosion
254 March 20, 1999 Dick Kraus Thank you, Lynn.
253 March 19, 1999 Dispatches Tom Hubbard Wow, someone has said something substantive about photojournalism.
252 March 19 1999 Lynn French Tell Me A Story...
251 March 17, 1999 Lynn French I often question if my inner world is bigger than my outer world
250 March 15, 1999 Susan Markisz

It's been three months and I've finally developed the rest of my film.
249 March 15, 1999 Joe Jaszewski Perhaps those who should be most concerned about the future of photojournalism are students
248 March 13, 1999 Mark Hertzberg I got nauseous on the job today...
247 March 12, 1999 Mark Hertzberg The prosecution's case
246 March 12, 1999

Mark Hertzberg

Sidebar: One of the most difficult issues for us to consider
245 March 11, 1999 Susan Markisz The picture-taking took less than 10 minutes.
244 March 10, 1999 Lynn French Dean Dome Doom and Chocolate City Redemption
243 March 5, 1999 Dick Kraus There Are Voices That I hear
242 March 3, 1999 Susan Markisz I don't want to get in a mudslinging contest about the future of photojournalism
241 March 3, 1999 Lara Hartley Things that go boom in the night and Military Police
240 March 1, 1999 James Keivom

February 27, 1999: 2:55 a.m.
239 March 1, 1999 Mark Hertzberg That's your guy.
238 February 27, 1999 Tom Burton Time
237 February 26, 1999 Dick Kraus The Assignment From Hell
236 February 24, 1999 Donald Winslow She wore a Red Ribbon
235 February 24, 1999 Susan Markisz Lately, I seem to be the queen of features and the environmental portrait.
234 February 23, 1999 John Freeman Associate Professor of Journalism University of Florida

Point-counterpoint: an academic view of photojournalism education

 
233 February 23, 1999 Donald Winslow Well, that's just great. So now what?
232 February 23, 1999 Dick Kraus Thank God for Seagulls
231 Febrary 21, 1999 Lara Hartley The hunt for red, (or green, or cyan) wild art.
230 February 18, 1999 Donald Winslow

The Future of Photojournalism
229 February 16, 1999
Dick Kraus		 The Lake
228 February 15, 1999 Dick Kraus

"Stills First!"
227 February 14, 1999 Tom Burton And by the way; the subject - Zora Neal Hurston - has been dead for almost 40 years.
226 February 14, 1999 Lynn French

I Miss My Dad
225 February 13, 1999 Dick Kraus

I have just returned from one of the most intense experiences of my life.
224 February 12, 1999 Mark Lent

I was watching the Budweiser 25 lap shoot-out at Daytona last weekend and I sighed a little, knowing that this year, I won't be at any of the Talladega races as a photographer.
223 February 12, 1999

Mark Lent

 How to Shoot NASCAR
222 February 11, 1999 Mark Hertzberg It's a lie to say that pictures never lie, as our readers and viewers know all too well.
221 February 11, 1999

Lynn French

 On The Cutting Edge and Teetering
220 February 9, 1999 Joe Jaszewski Airlines are a Curious Thing
219 February 9, 1999 Susan Markisz

Does Color Matter?
218 February 8, 1999 Lara Hartley I don't do weddings.
217 February 7, 1999 Lara Hartley

James K. gets to have all the fun.
216 February 4, 1999 Lara Hartley

Vultures or newsgatherers?
215 February 4, 1999

Mark Hertzberg

 Remember report cards?
214 February 2, 1999 Lara Hartley

Ain't PhotoShop wonderful.
213 February 1, 1999 Mark Hertzberg

I saw something horrifying and shocking this week
212 January 31, 1999 James Keivom A Riot Four-peats Sake
211 January 31, 1999 Lara Hartley Life really is just a country song, and when I die I am goin' to Willie's house
210 January 30, 1999 Mark Lent A real assignment from a real newspaper.
209 January 29, 1999 Tom Burton Ok, I’ll answer the most-asked questions first:
208 January 29, 1999 Susan Markisz

Let Me Take This Call
207 January 28, 1999 Dick Kraus Communication
206 January 27, 1999 DISPATCHES - Chris Stanfield Tennessee Tornado
205

January 26, 1999

Lynn French

 Moonshine and Cow Boogers
204

January 20, 1999 		Keith Morison A multi-part journal DISPATCHES -

Because it's there!

January 22, 1999 Flying Solo

January 23, 1999 It's A Snap

January 24, 1999 Rice Krispie Radio

January 25, 1999 A Vail of Secrecy

January 26, 1999 RollOver

January 27, 1999 Now it’s here

203 January 18, 1999 Joe Jaszewski Last week I was asked to join the staff of The Sacramento Bee’s group of 7 community weekly newspapers, Neighbors.
202 January 15, 1999 Dick Kraus

LICENSE AND REGISTRATION, PLEASE!

201 January 14, 1999 Dick Kraus WEATHER OR NOT
200 January 9, 1999

Tom Burton

 Could there be a photo-columnist?
199 January 8, 1999

Lynn French

 There are days in the news business when you could not show up for work and no one would notice except for your empty parking space, which they would park in and not tell anyone.
198 January 8, 1999 Mark Hertzberg 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.
197 January 7, 1999 Lynn French Hello 1999
196 January 4, 1999 Joe Jaszewski The next step
195 December, 1998 James Keivom My karma at work is working overtime.
194 December 28, 1998 Susan Markisz Last July on this website I wrote about an assignment I had had, to photograph a mother and her young son, both of whom were battling leukemia
193 December 27, 1998 Susan Markisz Girls, curls and slipjigs
192 December, 1998 Mark Hertzberg This journal is a tribute to you, the reader
191 December 23, 1998 Dick Kraus Who Has a Dirty Mind?
190 December 21, 1998

Impeachment, Iraq, and Imagemakers Special Journal

 

December 21, 1998 Impeachment, Iraq, and Imagemakers Special Journal

December 21, 1998 President Clinton pulled the trigger last Wednesday, unleashing four days of aerial raids against Iraq, and we reacted by ordering a half-dozen pizzas. Mark Hertzberg

December 21, 1998 As the scene in Washington changed, so did the landscape of the Bee's front cover.Joe Jaszewski

December 21, 1998 The events of this week have made me think a bit more about good photojournalism and history.Tom Burton

December 21, 1998 Covering the President's impeachment from ground zero: George Bridges, Freelance GUEST JOURNAL

December 21, 1998 "He defended the Constitution". Lynn French

December 20, 1998 Newsday's Page One Dick Kraus

December 18, 1998 "Who has a valid passport?" Tom Burton
189 December 20, 1998 Lynn French Photographers get sick. We shoot in 100 degree heat, then the reporter blasts the air conditioner in the car. We shoot in driving snow and wind until we can't feel our lower half then sit in a sweltering edit bay for a few hours. We forget to eat dinner because we needed to finish editing a story. We put our bodies through a lot of extremes all while lugging around 50 to 80 pounds of gear. And we love it, but our bodies fight back.
188 December 19, 1998 Susan Markisz Around this time last year I wrote that one of my goals was to find out how photography fits into my life.
187 December 13, 1998 Joe Jaszewski Shoot with just one body, a 35mm f/2 lens, and a roll of 800 film.
186 December 12, 1998 Tom Burton The Nutcracker
185 December 10, 1998 Mark Lent You see, this is what we as photojournalists will be doing in the not so distant future. We will work not only as photographers, but visual storytellers collecting information and then packaging it into presentable form for our viewers
184 December 7, 1998 Lynn French Looking Through My Viewfinder At a Covergirl
183 December 5, 1998 Dick Kraus Work With What You've Got
182 November, 1998 James Keivom I was thinking of a lead for this entry, but let's get real, what lead can compete with THIS!!!!!!!!!?
181 November 30, 1998  Lynn French Okay, it does not rhyme, we are in North Carolina and it is 70 degrees, there is no snow. But one of the longest standing Christmas traditions for me is the post Thanksgiving, pre-Christmas shopping stories. You have seen them hundreds of them through the years. They all fall along three basic story lines: How much are people spending? Shoplifting and mall safety, and what are this year's "hot" gifts?
180 November 29, 1998 Mark Hertzberg 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.
179 October, 1998 Lynn French A WHOLE LOTTA I-40 (posted November 26, 1998)
178 November 22, 1998 Mark Hertzberg We Interrupt This Broadcast
177 November 21, 1998 Joe Jaszewski Sometimes, things just have a funny way of working out and fate joins your side for a bit.
176 November 18, 1998 Mark Hertzberg 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 Mark Hertzberg Did We Overact?
174 November 8, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Wednesday was the day the yellow smiley face from that big chain of stores from Arkansas frowned at me.
173 November 8, 1998 Donald Winslow I'm always touched by how quickly people can lose their lives, lose everything, of how a lifetime can just gone in a flash. And then how it's just a note in the next day's newspaper, and then gone from our thoughts forever.
172 November 4, 1998 Susan Markisz We've all had to do our share of one computer genius/computer programmer/computer innovator/computer geek photograph after another... and it begs the question: How many ways can you shoot a computer without taking out a double barreled shotgun?
171 November 3, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Monday Morning, Post Gore
170 November 2, 1998 Mark Hertzberg I'm so excited, I won't be able to sleep tonight
169 October, 1998

James Keivom

 

 I learned "Hey Jude" on the piano and then watched a man die half an hour later.
168 October 30, 1998

Dick Kraus

 Some Days Are Golden
167 October 29, 1998

Tom Burton

 

 The launch of Discovery and STS-95
166 October 28, 1998

Tom Burton

 

 Huber is one of a handful of photographers who has been setting remotes since the very first shuttle launch in 1981.
165 October 28, 1998

Susan Markisz

 

 Baseball legends
164 October 27, 1998

Joe Jaszewski

 

 It sure feels good when someone in a management capacity notices the work you do and goes out of their way to acknowledge the quality of that work and compliment you.
163 October 27, 1998

Lara Hartley

 

 So, what's your work space look like?!
162 October 26, 1998

Susan Markisz

 

 "Keep following the story, sounds like fun!"
161 October 20, 1998 Dick Kraus I Have An Infinite Amount of Dislike for Political Flacks
160 October 20, 1998 Donald Winslow But you NEVER really know until the film is there before you, on the light table.
159 October 18, 1998 Dick Kraus It Still Hurts After All These Years
158 October 12, 1998 Mark Hertzberg It was one of those days when an assignment was as much fun as opening birthday presents.
157 October 10, 1998 Mark Hertzberg He's a cop...
156 October 9, 1998 Tom Burton The waiting is the hardest part
155 October 8, 1998 Guest Journal Alan Carroll Pet of the Week Photos
154 October 7, 1998 Joe Jaszewski Getting my feet back on level ground
153 October 3, 1998 Dick Kraus The One that Got Away
152 September, 1998 James Keivom I couldn't wait to participate in "A Day In the Life of Boulder" again.  It seems that every year the Boulder Weekly hosts this event, I end up with a portfolio shot.
151 September 27, 1998

Dick Kraus

 

 Going the Extra Mile
150 September 21, 1998

Mark Hertzberg

 

 

 A friend of mine calls it the ultimate form of channel surfing. .
149 September 17, 1998

Susan Markisz

 Something about Harry
148 September

Joe Jaszewski

 

 September Tom Hubbard Thoughts on being a freshman Guest Journal Thoughts on being a freshman Photos added 9/29
147 September 15, 1998 Tom Burton When we edited the film, this last photo kept jumping up at us. It was far less planned than any cover we’ve done - in fact, it was probably the least calculated photo of the entire shoot - but it had that certain "ooomph" we wanted.
146 September 11, 1998 Mark Hertzberg ...sometimes we can have a positive effect on people's lives even when some readers think we are raking them over the coals. .
145 September 7, 1998 Dick Kraus OH, MY ACHIN’ HEAD
144 September 6, 1998 Susan Markisz Photography enabled me to bring my own vision and interpretation to the canvas, at first fairly effortlessly, at least compared to what it had been like trying to eek out an image from a glob of burnt sienna to replicate a paper bag still-life.
143 September 5, 1998 Mark Lent Give 'em hell Jerry Pope
142 September 4, 1998 Mark Lent I got out of the newspaper business and had opened a studio. I started out shooting weddings, portraits and a bit of commercial work  in between. One thing that I learned while shooting all of this is that first, I'm really not much of a portrait photographer and next, I hate shooting weddings...
141 September 3, 1998 Mark Lent Let's Go Bar-B-Quein'
140 August, 1998 James Keivom I need a vacation.  Not the "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" type, just a couple of days sleeping late, eating dessert before meals,...just enough time to put THE OTHER STREAK to rest.
139 August 28, 1998 Tom Burton A firefighter returns
138 August 28, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Sometimes the last thing a photographer wants to see is a camera.
137 August 24, 1998 Joe Jaszewski When formal assignments are running thin and I just have that itch to shoot, I rely on my family to provide a subject: themselves.
136 August 21, 1998 Susan Markisz A Day in the Life
135 August 21, 1998 Dick Kraus The Grabber
134 August 17, 1998 Susan Markisz What was startling was that one of the kids who used to play there not so long ago, now a young mother herself, was there with her 3 year old.
133 August 12, 1998 Lara Hartley Personal work
132 August 11, 1998

Mark Lent

 

 My first all-digital journal entry
131 August 8, 1998 Lara Hartley Just Because
130 August 6, 1998 Joe Jaszewski The bar keeps getting raised
129 August 5, 1998 Dick Kraus GOING TO THE WALL.....AGAIN
128 August 4, 1998 Tom Burton How to be a Model - or Just Look Like One!
127 July, 1998 James Keivom

 

 I'd call him the best damn reporter I've worked with, but Jim Sheeler is so much more than JUST a reporter.
126 July 30, 1998 Dick Kraus After an hour it was getting just light enough to make out a couple of guys carrying tv cameras, walking down the road towards me. They were a French tv crew. I asked them how much further it was to the scene and they told me that I wasn't even a third of the way there and I still hadn't reached the hills yet.
125 July 30, 1998 Mark Lent I'll never forget the first time that I saw a photo on a computer screen
124 July 30, 1998 Tom Burton I recently did something I’ve never done before. I went to a press conference without my cameras.
123 July 29, 1998 Tom Burton Some of the newest members of our staff were surprised at the persistence of the British press. They just won’t stop and they want everything. It is quite the clash in cultures when this kind of story goes global.
122 July 29, 1998 Lara Hartley Kids make great pics
121 July 28, 1998 Lara Hartley What is fear, really?
120 July 25, 1998 Mark Hertzberg 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.
119 July 24, 1998 Joe Jaszewski I had no guarantee of selling the photos I was about to take. I figured if I couldn’t get anyone to buy them, then I would just chalk it up to experience.
118 July GUEST JOURNAL Just when I needed the break, it came to me, like a photographic vacation handed down from the heavens.
117 July 18, 1998 Susan Markisz This story is not about a war on another continent. It's about a silent one being fought here...and in just about every corner of the world
116 July 19, 1998 Lara Hartley The wannabe emperor has no clothes.
115 July 18, 1998 Dick Kraus The Day the Rabbit Died
114 July 17, 1998 . Joe Jaszewski The best high school photojournalism program in the world
113 July 15, 1998

Susan Markisz

 

 I don't do wars...
112 July, 1998 Susan Markisz Lighting 101
111 July 12, 1998 Mark Hertzberg 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.
110 July 8, 1998 Joe Jaszewski Redemption
109 July 7, 1998 Mark Hertzberg 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
108 July 6, 1998 Tom Burton For more than a month, it hasn't rained much more than a spit in Central Florida
107 July 5, 1998 Susan Markisz Hundreds of people would gather and watch as unscripted---and illegal---eye candy unfolded.
106 June 30, 1998 Tom Burton Yesterday I was part of the pack, looking for the celebrity of the moment and facing Armageddon.
105 June 27, 1998 Tom Burton At my newspaper, we run photography-based illustrations to illustrate stories that don't lend themselves to documentary styled photojournalism.
104 June 25, 1998 Susan Markisz How many ways can you spell G-R-A-D-U-A-T-I-0-N ?
103 June 25, 1998 Joe Jaszewski Let’s go and knock on other people’s doors and meet them
102 June 24, 1998 Susan Markisz Simple Pleasures
101 June 23, 1998 Mark Hertzberg 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 Mark Hertzberg Last week I had the tables turned on me
99 June 22, 1998 Susan Markisz Life Begins at 40
98 June 18, 1998 Lara Hartley To da dump, to da dump, to da dump dump dump.
97 June 17, 1998 Mark Lent This journal entry is different from my others. No photos, no talk about the "shot that got away" nothing like that. In fact, I'm not even going to talk to you about anything that remotely resembles newspaper work
96 June 16, 1998 Lara Hartley T-shirts to tombstones
95 June 15, 1998 Susan Markisz "I am woman, hear me roar..." ...Ok, so it's only a muffled "Yesssss!!!"
94 June 14, 1998 Tom Burton "I'm on vacation..."
93 June 13, 1998 Susan Markisz Pomp and Circumstance
92 June 13, 1998 Dick Kraus PHOTOJOURNALIST OR NOT??
91 June 12, 1998 Joe Jaszewski This was a milestone for me, considering I had never had an assignment from a commercial newspaper
90 June 9, 1998 Lara Hartley Miss Exotic World
89 June, 1998 James Keivom I've gotten off my butt and started to pave the road to my dreams. I've already filled four passports with visas from 13 countries and it's time to fill more.
88 June 9, 1998 Susan Markisz Anything Goes...
87 June 4, 1998 Mark Hertzberg ..none of those pictures would have been published without his help.
86 June 3, 1998 Susan Markisz Shooting for Stock
85 June 1, 1998 Susan Markisz Baby, think it over...
84 June 2, 1998 James Keivom "...you've got to ask yourself one question. Do I feel lucky?" I do after almost losing one of the prerequisites in photojournalism:  my eyes.
83 May 30, 1998 Lara Hartley All the world a stage
82 May 29, 1998

Mark Hertzberg

 

 Today was one of those days in which you hit the lows and the highs.
81 May 29, 1998 Tom Burton When I decided to shoot a figure drawing class, I knew that I’d be up against some newspaper taboos.
80 May 27, 1998 Lara Hartley Lately it seems as if it is coming too easy.
79 May, 1998 Susan Markisz Art.Rage.Us -- An Essay
78 May 26, 1998 Mark Hertzberg You never know where a pair of dirty socks will take you
77 May 25, 1998 Dick Kraus Another Memorial Day
76 May 23, 1998 Dick Kraus Don't Show Them Shit
75 May 22, 1998 Tom Burton An open letter to Joe Jaszewski
74 May 19, 1998 Mark Lent Sports photography...To me, it's always been the essence of photojournalism
73 May 17, 1998 Mark Hertzberg I no longer have to hide under semi-trailer trucks to shoot news pictures of major industries..
72 May 11, 1998 Mark Lent ...every once in a while, you run across someone while covering a story that changes your whole life.
71 May 8, 1998 Joe Jaszewski Why I chose Photojournalism as a Career
70 May, 1998 James Keivom Taking a break from photography which has been everything for the last four years. Need some breathing room. Starting to practice on my drum rudiments again so that in ten years, I won't be saying: "If I could just practice for ten years I'd be as good as the guy on stage."
69 April 30, 1998

Tom Burton

 The Last Word
68 April 25, 1998 James Zeng-Huang Attoprimo Cup China Model Star Contest
67 April 24, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Stop the Presses
66 April 23, 1998 Dick Kraus Nothin’ Special
65 April 21, 1998 Mark Lent After working for newspapers in Alabama for 8 years, I've come to take tornado warnings very seriously
64 April 19, 1998 Susan Markisz Thursday I took the day off ... well, sort of.
63 April 19, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Sign of Discontent
62 April 18, 1998 Lara Hartley Snakes and Saints
61 April 16, 1998 Tom Burton Femme Fatale
60 April 14, 1998 Susan Markisz Bernard L. Stein, Co-publisher of The Riverdale Press, wins Pulitzer prize.
59 April 12, 1998 James Zeng-Huang Titanic In China: A Good Story or A Bad Story
58 April 10, 1998 Dick Kraus All of the Usual Rules Apply
57 April 10. 1998 Susan Markisz A Homecoming of sorts
56 April 6, 1998 Susan Markisz "I am not Julia Child"
55 April 5, 1998 Tom Burton Finding "life" in photojournalism
54 April 5, 1998 Susan Markisz The Photojournalism Roller coaster: Of Extremes and Insecurities
53 April 1, 1998 Lara Hartley Dating - part deux - update
52 April, 1998 James Keivom Jerry Springer and the Zen of Photojournalism
51 March 31, 1998

Mark Lent

 

 101 Ways to Photograph a Welder (part two)
50 March 31, 1998 Lara Hartley The beauty of the bloom
49 March 30, 1998 Susan Markisz The dark side of humanity reared its head in one of our communities over the weekend.
48 March 29, 1998 Susan Markisz A mitzvah is a good deed...
47 March 29, 1998 Otto Pohl GUEST JOURNAL The Death of Photojournalism
46 March 29, 1998 Susan Markisz Today, it was over 80 degrees
45 March 28, 1998 Susan Markisz "the (not really) begging phone call."
44 March 24, 1998 Mark Lent 101 Ways to Photograph a Welder
43 March 24, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Humphrey Bogart, move over.
42 March 23, 1998 Mark Hertzberg In the end, only one photo was important...
41 March 22, 1998 Susan Markisz In Search of Art
40 March 21, 1998 James Zeng-Huang Religious Mission Visits China
39 March 18, 1998 Dick Kraus You Just Never Know
38 March 15, 1998 Tom Burton

Spring Fashion - The Printed Page

March 6 , 1998 Spring Fashion - a final edit Which photo do you think would make the best cover?

February 27, 1998 Spring Fashion - the fifth day As a photographer, I try to anticipate anything that can go wrong.

February 26, 1998 Spring Fashion - the fourth day The shoot went very well and there may be one or two more contenders for the cover

February 25, 1998Spring Fashion - the third day...the most debated, discussed and sometimes over-thought decision is which photo will be on the cover.

February 24, 1998Spring Fashion - the second dayBut during a fashion shoot like today, I shoot Polaroids proofs on everything

February 23, 1998Spring Fashion - the first dayThe phone rang at 6:30 a.m...The obvious question was, "what's going on?"
37 March 15, 1998 Lara Hartley Kelso Dunes (Photo Essay)
36 March 12, 1998 Susan Markisz And today's assignment is to photograph...real estate brokers.
35 March 10, 1998 Mark Lent In theatre, what you don't see is just as important as what you do see...
34 March 1 , 1998 Lara Hartley I love B1
33 March, 1998 James Keivom I am continually worried about making ends meet; the last check I got was seed money for a cheap meal. This is not the way to live.
32 February 27, 1998 Mark Hertzberg My work has now been published in a new media...on a picket sign
31 February 25, 1998 Lara Hartley BORING, BORING, BORING
30 February 25, 1998 James Keivom The last two months of 1998 have been phenomenal for my shooting.
29 February 25, 1998 Dick Kraus Small Paper / Large Paper?
28 February 24, 1998 Mark Hertzberg

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

 
27 February 23, 1998 Lara Hartley Faces in the ferris wheel
26 February 23, 1998 Susan Markisz I always breathe a sigh of relief when I edit my negatives after a basketball game.
25 February 22, 1998 Mark Lent Admittedly, there are many things that the press does that irritate, enrage and awe me.
24 February 21, 1998 Lara Hartley Dead bodies have blue feet
23 February 20, 1998 Lara Hartley Hoop Skirts and Harlots
22 February 20, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Journalists usually love a good juicy story. I'm in the middle of covering one I hate. Part 1
21 February 20, 1998 James Zeng-Huang China In My Mirror
20 February 19, 1998 Tom Burton While photojournalists seek to document the reality of their world, fashion photographers conspire with beautiful models and clever stylists to create a fantasy.
19 February 18, 1998 Susan Markisz Newsroom Decisions, Dilemmas and Cut Lines
18 February 17, 1998 Mark Lent I knew that it was ridiculous for me to have to take my wife  to a murder scene just to spend "quality time"
17 February 13, 1998 Lara Hartley Friday the 13th and a full moon - oh my!
16 February 12, 1998 Dick Kraus How Special Can You Get?
15 February 10, 1998 Susan Markisz These are the things about journalism that are truly joyful
14 February 8, 1998 Lara Hartley Parts is parts.
13 February 4, 1998 (9:24 AM) Mark Hertzberg It was a situation where one has to shoot pictures first, and ask questions later Update: To Mark's February 4 posting
12 February 3, 1998 Lara Hartley There are few things that are more frightening than dating
11 February 2, 1998 Dick Kraus Sometimes You Get Lucky
10 February 1, 1998 Tom Burton Last night, I had a dream
9 February, 1998 Mark Lent Life in a southern town
8 January 28, 1998

Tom Burton

 

 I’ve found that my best work happens when I surprise myself
7 January 27, 1998 Mark Hertzberg The viewfinder in our cameras is dark for the split second we shoot our photos...
6 January 26, 1998 Dick Kraus Head Shots and Real Estate
5 January 23, 1998 Mark Hertzberg Just what is news?
4 January 23, 1998 Susan Markisz One of the last photographs I took in 1997 was of firefighter John Usai. . .
3 January 19, 1998 Mark Hertzberg An 83-year-old reader called me this morning, in tears. .
2 January 14, 1998 Susan Markisz My hope for 1998 is an ability to come to terms with what role photography plays in my life.
1 January, 1998 Lara Hartley The word pictures answer the questions that the photograph asks

 

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