Krule

Zines will ship at the end of September, in time for synagogue-reading on Yom Kippur. I hope you like them.

Shabbat Shalom to everyone, except you Ivanka (at The White House)

I spent the last couple of days following the amazing women in the U.S. Navy over Fleet Week for @voguemagazine (at Fleet Week New York)

Lag Baomer in Kiryas Joel for @nytimes. I've never felt less Jewish in my entire life. (at Village of Kiryas Joel)

Took some photos at The Westminster Dog Show earlier this week for Travel and Leisure

Excited to share photos from the last two days Westminster Dog Show shot for Travel & Leisure. (at Pier 92 & 94)

For what would have been The King’s 82nd birthday, my friend Stela threw Elvis a party

Thanks to everyone who has already snagged a print. I've added this one from the snowstorm last year to the print sale (link in bio). THXOBAMA at checkout for free shipping. (at Prospect Park)

buy these and others at jacksonkrule.com/prints

I SantaConned for @travelandleisuremag

Last year during the primaries, I went to hear Hillary speak. I'd gone to Trump, Sanders and even Jeb events on commission as a photographer, but I went to see Hillary in my free time because while I knew she had my vote even before she officially decided to run, I had never seen her in person. To me, it was important to see who she was without the filter of the press or social media, especially since it played such a crucial role in this cycle. I was curious to see what she was like in the off moments or when the mic wasn't hot. She has never been a great campaigner or speaker (especially coming on the heels of how absurdly great Obama is at it), but I was in awe from the second she got on stage, I was all in. This election has been unconscionably frustrating. My support for Hillary so early on in the election was a source of contention between myself and many of my friends who were adamant about voting for Bernie or Jill or Gary or even Trump. Hillary lost, it's something that is incomprehensible even as I write this. Not only did she lose, she lost to him. The embodiment of everything she fought against. Everything that she taught me to fight against. I'm reading the Hamilton biography and the parallels between HRC and A.Ham are astounding. Both are remarkably self-made, both fought relentlessly for their ideals and for marginalized groups against fierce and overwhelming opposition, unafraid to voice their unpopular opinion and both depressingly fell short of their dreams of someday being president. However, like Hamilton, I believe we will be thanking her for the groundwork she laid out for centuries to come. However, today, tomorrow and in the coming years it'll be hard to find solace in that. Thank you HRC for your half-century of inspiring and generous public service, you aren't perfect, but then again neither was Hamilton. We are all in your debt. #AlwaysWithHer (at Javits Center)

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