Keith Jacoby graduated from Yale University in 1996. His decision to jump into an old but reliable Corolla and seek out the ski bum life indirectly lead him into a love affair with photography and the open road. While the next few winters were spent playing in the deep powder of the Wasatch Mountains, summers opened the door to exploration and a growing interest in light's magic. In 1999, Keith was invited to stay in a beautiful Corsican Villa and explore his connection with the lens under Mediterranean light. This beginning sparked an unexpected adventure across continents and into the Sahara Desert. Inspiration surrounded him and the freedom he felt became a powerful influence in his work. Back in the states, Keith continued to explore. He crossed the country numerous times and began studying with photographer Gary San Pietro. While on the road, he discovered a growing fascination and love for the diversity light illuminates along the way, especially as it pertains to the interaction between shape, texture, color, and motion. During this time, he also began to exhibit at a variety of art festivals and small galleries in the northeast. read more...