Lloyd Fox

Baltimore visual artist Jessy DeSantis finds time for art and homeschool.

Middle River astronomer and scientist Hien D. Tran, although never tested, believes he battled the COVID-19 virus and recounts the eighteen days of his illness.

How two Maryland geriatric nursing assistants are providing home health care for clients during stay-at-home orders.

How filmmaker and Towson native Meagan Adele Lopez diaries her time on lockdown in Paris for more than 50 days during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Day in the Life is a series of occasional articles in which The Baltimore Sun looks at how Marylanders have been making their way through the coronavirus pandemic.

Shae McCoy uses her camera to document life around Baltimore.

Day in the Life is a series of occasional articles in which The Baltimore Sun looks at how Marylanders have been making their way through the coronavirus pandemic. Today: Lisa Horning-Marrone of Frederick.

A Baltimore County residence owned by John F. von Paris, the CEO of the Von Paris Family Moving and Storage company, burned to the foundation Wednesday.

Announcing the winner of our SunShots Fells Point photo walk, and discussing some of our other favorite photos.

Whether you're an experienced photographer or an amateur hobbyist, come meet members of The Baltimore Sun's visuals staff for a Saturday morning photo walk.

The Downtown Partnership and Veolia have collaborated in an effort to paint three of the steam pipes in Downtown Baltimore. Artist Kerry Cesen has been commissioned to paint the three large steam pipes.

Baltimore resident Izzie Arrizza uses her IPhone to captures colorful and artistic doors along the streets of Baltimore.

Places to photograph the fall foliage around the state.

Photographer Erin Douglas documents the people of color at Burning Man 2018.

The Instagram-worthy sunflower fields in Maryland are blooming. Here are some tips for photographing at some local spots.

Photographing a young model can be a challenge. But for our Beach Guide cover shoot, Everly was a good sport.

Like most people, the death of Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz took me by surprise. I had never had any personal dealings with Mr. Kamenetz; it was always work related.  He was always on one side of the camera and I on the other. 

Photographer Lloyd Fox weighs the question: "will this pass the 'breakfast test'?" during a photo assignment of life-like simulation dummies that breath and bleed on cue.

Photography is all about light in composition. When trying to get the best light for sports photography, go for a backlit approach.

For the third year, Baltimore is illuminated by colorful art installations during Light City.

The assignment: to photograph basketball star Jalen Smith, one of the top high school basketball players in Maryland and The Baltimore Sun’s basketball player of the year.

From the home run swing and ensuing celebration to the post game shaving cream pie in the face, the defining moment pictures were plentiful.

Recently I had a magazine assignment to photograph Christopher Schafer and the miniature skate park he had built in his backyard. Schafer, a clothing designer, has always had a passion for skateboarding so he built a 16-by-30-foot half-pipe in his yard.

As the season is set to begin next week and the Orioles are about to head north for the season, Baltimore Sun photographer Lloyd Fox looks back at his time in Sarasota, Florida with a some video highlights.

Last Thursday I covered the Poly vs. Stephen Decatur boys’ high school basketball semifinals in College Park. The game made for some great action pictures including several high-flying dunks.

Baltimore Sun photographer Lloyd Fox shares some of his favorite images taken on his assignment covering the Orioles’ spring training in Sarasota, Florida.

The spontaneity of an event such as the #gunsdowngradesup protest in Baltimore made it one of those days on Tuesday. Hundreds of public and private school students took part in a school walkout to protest gun violence in schools and in Baltimore City.

Tips on how to tone photos and covert images to black and white on your iPhone or Android device using the Snapseed app.

Occasionally, between assignments, I will wander the streets of Baltimore looking for intriguing black-and-white photographs using my iPhone

Sun photographer Lloyd Fox writes about photographing U.S. Olympic Bobsledder Aja Evans during a early morning training session at Under Armour's facility in Baltimore. Evans is heading to the Pyeongchang, Korea Winter Games, which start Friday.

Shooting sports in low light conditions

Photographing from a different perspective

Last fall I was assigned to photograph Fortego, LLC, a small cyber security firm for our annual Top Workplaces magazine. It was one of a dozen companies I was given so the challenge is always to make each of them look different.

The storyline had changed in a matter of seconds, and instead of the thrill of victory, I was shooting the agony of defeat.

Today, I am excited and proud to launch my new weekly blog, Fox In Focus, where I will share my insights and approach in photography. In addition, I will offer a behind-the-scenes look into my assignments from sports, features, news and fashion to my black and white Instagram posts.