Jan
2nd
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Fraternity - Richard Mosse

5min 10sec

Fraternity was shot at Yale University’s infamous DKE frat house in under an hour. The men were happy to participate in the project in exchange for a keg of beer. They compete against each other to shout or scream the loudest and for the longest time. When they cannot scream any longer they must stop, and cannot begin again. DKE (pronounced Deke) stands for Delta Kappa Epsilon, and counts five US presidents in its alumni, including George Bush Jr, George Bush Sr, Gerald Ford and Theodore Roosevelt. Other famous Dekes include three Justices of the US Supreme Court, one Vice President, and countless State Governors, Senators and Speakers.

Jan
1st
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Stars - Ageless Beauty



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jayparkinsonmd: The ID issue that never will be: I.D. MagazineMarch/April 2010Vol. 57, No. 2Design + HealthOn the CoverAssociate Professor, MIT-Harvard Division of Health Sciences and Technology; Director of the Biomechatronics Group Story by David SokolPhoto by Noah Kalina And this article, by me. RIP I.D. You were great. I was really excited about how this shoot came out and was thrilled when I learned it was going to be the cover. The magazine died before I was able to send this photo to my retoucher (so I don’t really think it is done), but the team at the magazine wanted to quickly put together a mock-up for all of the contributors to have. Here it is, the last cover of I.D. Magazine ever. Is it ironic that it was an issue about the future of Health Care?

jayparkinsonmd:

The ID issue that never will be:

I.D. Magazine
March/April 2010
Vol. 57, No. 2
Design + Health

On the Cover
Associate Professor, MIT-Harvard Division of Health Sciences and Technology; Director of the Biomechatronics Group
Story by David Sokol
Photo by Noah Kalina

And this article, by me.

RIP I.D.

You were great.

I was really excited about how this shoot came out and was thrilled when I learned it was going to be the cover. The magazine died before I was able to send this photo to my retoucher (so I don’t really think it is done), but the team at the magazine wanted to quickly put together a mock-up for all of the contributors to have. Here it is, the last cover of I.D. Magazine ever.
Is it ironic that it was an issue about the future of Health Care?

Dec
31st
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view - tannersville, pa (the chateau)

view - tannersville, pa (the chateau)

Dec
28th
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My table - 20091228 at 14:13:50

My table - 20091228 at 14:13:50

Dec
27th
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Maserati - Monoliths



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Jesse Ashlock: I.D. Magazine 1954-2009

A farewell note from the editor in chief.
Dec
26th
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rain

rain

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The Decade in Viral Videos - The Daily Beast

I am not a viral video expert but I think this is a pretty good list…plus I am on it.
About my video, they say: “The resulting video was haunting and evocative—a moving memento mori and a reminder of the power of the digital age. It was also really boring. Mind-numbingly boring.”
Dec
23rd
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Phantogram - When I’m Small



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