I apologize for any inconvenience, but the Gallery has its own link, as it uses separate software.  Presently we have two units o' pics--one containing the photographs I took at the 2005 "Monday After the Masters" Charity Golf Tournament, and one of images I like of assorted characters from movies and the odd publicity shot.  As far as I was able, I have arranged the pictures in chronological order, oldest first.  Credits to sources usually appear in the caption area.  My thanks to all who have slaved at making screencaps, so I don't have to!

     [I didn't know this for years, but the best resolution that most computer monitors can display is only 72 dpi (dots per inch).  It doesn't matter what you set the resolution of a photo to, your computer probably cannot display any 'denser' information--it'll just make the image larger.  (Ever have a relative e-mail you a nice snapshot, and when you try and view it, it's about six feet high and you have to scroll for ten minutes to get past the forehead?  That's probably because it was set to a high resolution.)  Some of the pictures in the Gallery are available in a higher resolution, but to see them in greater clarity, higher visual quality, you will have to print them--most colour printers can make pictures around 600 dpi.]

     As I said, the 'random' photos are stolen from various sources, but the golf shots were all taken by me.  You are welcome to share what you like, but please do not "hot link" from their original location--save them to your webspace before posting them.  Thanks!  You are also welcome to leave your comments on any pictures that strike you.

     If you'll pardon the immodesty, some of the photos are quite nice--to quote Joe Bob, check it out:  http://jasonisaacsonline.com/gallery.

     Charuwan's extensive gallery may be found here:    http://www.jasonisaacsphotoalbumsonline.com/Encounters/MAM/Gallery.htm

     You may notice that the gallery is a little light on big, high-definition, professional-looking pictures from public events.  That's because we have neither a professional account with sources like Rex nor a lawyer on retainer, and we walk a fine line with what we already present.  Sorry.  If you'd like some glorious frame-worthy photographs, allow us to recommend our pal Keith Mayhew--he's been fortunate enough to encounter Mr. Isaacs rather frequently when Himself is on home turf, and offers a charming selection of pics  from premieres etc. available for direct purchase at http://www.photoboxgallery.com/spotlight/4291862.  He also sells prints on eBay, where his username is screentwo.