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'''Lee Isaacs''' is a photographer active in [[Birmingham]] and a former photography editor for '' | '''Lee Isaacs''' is a photographer active in [[Birmingham]] and a former photography editor for ''Alabama Art Monthly''. | ||
With more than 20 years experience as a photographer, Isaacs has involved himself with many different types of photography techniques including, digital, Polaroid, Polaroid transfer, and pinhole photography. Isaacs has also photographed for many artists and his photographs have been commissioned by the [[Alabama Symphony Orchestra]], | With more than 20 years experience as a photographer, Isaacs has involved himself with many different types of photography techniques including, digital, Polaroid, Polaroid transfer, and pinhole photography. Isaacs has also photographed for many artists and his photographs have been commissioned by the [[Alabama Symphony Orchestra]], American Sports Medicine Institute, ''[[Cooking Light]]'' magazine, the [[Cumberland School of Law]], [[First Alabama Bank]], Krupp International, McWane, Inc., [[MedPartners]], ''Money'' magazine, [[Russell Athletic]], [[Samford University]], [[Southern Company Services]], Standard Deluxe, and [[UAB]]. He was the still photographer for the 2002 short film ''[[Johnny Flynton]]''. | ||
Isaacs studied Pinhole photography with Pinky M. M. Bass, and is developing digital pinhole techniques. He has also taught photography seminars and classes. | Isaacs studied Pinhole photography with Pinky M. M. Bass, and is developing digital pinhole techniques. He has also taught photography seminars and classes. | ||
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* "[[UPsouth]]", curated by [[Anne Arrasmith]] and shown at several venues in Birmingham. [http://www.aavad.com/artistbibliog.cfm?id=6] | * "[[UPsouth]]", curated by [[Anne Arrasmith]] and shown at several venues in Birmingham. [http://www.aavad.com/artistbibliog.cfm?id=6] | ||
* "Contour: The Definitive Line", curated by [[Jon Coffelt]] at [[Schedler Minchin Fine Art]]. [[http://www.schedlerminchin.com/events.asp?ac=ind&event=7936] | * "Contour: The Definitive Line", curated by [[Jon Coffelt]] at [[Schedler Minchin Fine Art]]. [[http://www.schedlerminchin.com/events.asp?ac=ind&event=7936] | ||
* Isaacs was also a regular exhibitor at [[Agnes]] between | * Isaacs was also a regular exhibitor at [[Agnes]] between 1992 and 2000. | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
Revision as of 14:08, 21 December 2006
Lee Isaacs is a photographer active in Birmingham and a former photography editor for Alabama Art Monthly.
With more than 20 years experience as a photographer, Isaacs has involved himself with many different types of photography techniques including, digital, Polaroid, Polaroid transfer, and pinhole photography. Isaacs has also photographed for many artists and his photographs have been commissioned by the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, American Sports Medicine Institute, Cooking Light magazine, the Cumberland School of Law, First Alabama Bank, Krupp International, McWane, Inc., MedPartners, Money magazine, Russell Athletic, Samford University, Southern Company Services, Standard Deluxe, and UAB. He was the still photographer for the 2002 short film Johnny Flynton.
Isaacs studied Pinhole photography with Pinky M. M. Bass, and is developing digital pinhole techniques. He has also taught photography seminars and classes.
As an active member of the Photography Guild of the Birmingham Museum of Art, Isaacs helps provide support to the museum's photography collection through programming and fund-raising. Through this guild, Isaacs recently participated in the "Pinhole Camera" exhibit at Watley Drake. Isaacs also participates in Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day.
Exhibitions
- "UPsouth", curated by Anne Arrasmith and shown at several venues in Birmingham. [1]
- "Contour: The Definitive Line", curated by Jon Coffelt at Schedler Minchin Fine Art. [[2]
- Isaacs was also a regular exhibitor at Agnes between 1992 and 2000.
Publications
- hooks, bell, Emma Amos, Antoinette Spanos Nordan, and Priscilla Hancock Cooper. (1999) "UpSouth". Exhibition Catalog. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press.