After shooting a high school football game this weekend, I really began to question how good of a journalist I really am. I had the opportunity to follow the Omaha North High School football team while they prepared for their game against Omaha Westside. It was a really great experience, but when the Vikings lost the game, I didn't have the heart to shoot the dejection photos that most papers would have run. While walking on the field after the game, I came across the stud quarterback bawling while being held by a coach. I couldn't pull myself to take the picture. I know that I have done it dozens of times with college athletes, but I just couldn't do it with a high school athlete. This got me thinking that I might respect people's emotions a little too much while holding a camera. If I had been shooting this game for a big time paper, I would have gotten my butt chewed for not shooting what could have been an award-winning photo. I guess I don't really know what I am getting at except that maybe I am in the wrong line of work.