Joseph Ressler is a photographer at Herald & Review. His work primarily focuses on sports, including both individual and team sports, as well as the construction and real estate industries, exploring themes related to finance and market dynamics. Joseph has been featured in various publications, including Page 17, Inc., The Anniston Star, and The Pantagraph.
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Joseph Ressler's coverage predominantly includes event photography, sports events, and community gatherings. Given the emphasis on visual content, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer compelling visuals or photo opportunities related to local events, sports activities, and community celebrations.
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A construction crew gets the Brush College overpass project over Faries Parkway near completion in Decatur on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Fairview Park's Pavilion Two will finish renovations this week, in Decatur on Wednesday, Aug. 26.
By: joseph ressler, JOSEPH RESSLER
Former Macon County State’s Attorney Jay Scott and Exoneration Project attorney Karl Leonard made the cases for and against allowing an evidentiary hearing for Michael Slover Jr. with new DNA
A cyclist travels across the Interurban Bridge on the Stevens Creek Bikeway through Fairview Park in Decatur on Wednesday, Aug. 26.
Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond’s Brennon Hutson runs from Sangamon Valley/Tri-City’s Aiden Allen during the high school football game in Niantic on Friday, Aug. 28.
MacArthur quarterback Antonio Young throws a pass during the high school football game against Granite City in Decatur on Friday, Aug. 28.
Local artist Antonio "Toni Picasso" Burton speaks at the ribbon cutting for the mural on the Webster Cantrell Youth Advocacy building on East Eldorado Street in Decatur on Friday, Aug.
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MacArthur High School faces Granite City in week 2 of football in Decatur. MacArthur high school football game against Granite City in Decatur on Friday, Aug. 28.
