In 1980, fewer than 500,000 Americans were in prison; today, the number is 2.3 million. To put that statistic in perspective, the median incarceration rate among all countries is 125 prisoners for every 100,000 people. In England, it’s 153; Germany, 89; Japan, a mere 63. In America, it’s 743, by far the highest in the world. Include all the U.S. residents currently on probation or parole, and our country’s correctional population soars to about 7.2 million—roughly one in every 31 Americans. All told, the U.S. incarcerates nearly 25 percent of the world’s prisoners, even though it’s home to only 5 percent of the world’s inhabitants.  - Newsweek. #MindBoggling

My new sounds: Heya - Little something I put together, little remix diddy to She and Him “Spell on You" Enjoi

Some of my old work  :-)

Dee’s Guys - Portraits I did for Dee’s guys Sketch Comedy  

My new sounds: Love the Soundprism app on ipad :-) It was my favorite toy while recording some stuff in the Keys.

Nachgivelove | erintengquist

MishMash James Nachtway Speaking at TED for all the photographer out there.  "The Photographer’s were saying one thing, and the media another"

DIE ANTWOORD AT OCCUPY WALLSTREET