photography

• Fox in Focus:

The Defining Moment

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

By Lloyd Fox

Apr 6, 2018

• Fox in Focus:

Using lights to balance a scene

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.

By Lloyd Fox

Mar 30, 2018

• Fox in Focus:

The sights and sounds of Orioles spring training

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.

By Lloyd Fox

Mar 21, 2018

• Fox in Focus:

Animating a dunk for social media

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.

By Lloyd Fox

Mar 14, 2018

• Baltimore City Paper

Graduating seniors make last-ditch effort to milk elitism in the face of inevitable demise

In ergonomic chairs bearing their university's colors, students sat wide-eyed and eager on graduation day. Partly because someone at the end of the se

• Sports

Ravens cornerback Will Davis took an uncommon path to the NFL

Will Davis is an aspiring photographer. As he traveled around Europe this offseason, collecting stamps on his passport, the

By Jeff Zrebiec

Sep 6, 2016

• Entertainment

Name to know: Jen Grow, writer

In May, Jen Grow's book picked up the Mary Sawyers Baker Prize, which comes with $20,000. Last November, she won a $6,000 Ruby Artist Project Grant for a project to pair images taken by the photographer Craig Lammes with an essay Grow is writing about dismantling her father's house after his death.

By Mary Carole McCauley

Aug 29, 2016

• Maryland

Photo of weeping Maryland immigrant's West Point graduation goes viral

The tears streamed down Alix Idrache's face. In the photograph, the streaks reach almost to the high collar of his dress gray uniform.

By Ian Duncan

May 26, 2016

• Journalism

Baltimore Sun newsroom directory

• News

Police respond to photographer's account of arrest at DIY space

Police respond to photographer's account of arrest at DIY space

• Arts and Culture

Day Trip

• Colleges and Universities

Four inducted into Havre de Grace H.S. Hall of Fame

Havre de Grace High School students had an opportunity to hear from four men Friday, men who have worked to be examples of the school's motto: "Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve."

• Harford

An ugly reminder that sports promote trash talk [Column]

It was several years ago when I made a trip to Las Vegas and in a minute, came across a saying that is nothing but true.

• Baltimore County

Pop-up gift shop nurses new vision for Dundalk

Creators of temporary gallery hope to foster area's arts reputation

• Howard County

Passion for photography develops from Hobby to online sensation

Strobist.com, which teaches photographers how to get quality results with small flashes called strobes, currently pulls in three million page views and 250,000 unique visitors a month. Every day, 3,000 people embark on Hobby's free Lighting 101 online course. Those numbers led Time magazine to name the site one of its top 25 blogs in 2010.

• Howard County

Wh'Y' Not Toastmasters meets Saturday

Weekly meeting groups

• Laurel Leader

Council candidate Smith sees himself as 'regular guy'

Smith, 55, has lived in the city with his girlfriend, Patricia X, since 2006. A native of Carroll County and 30-year resident of Baltimore city, Smith is a photographer by trade and said he has photographed over 1,000 celebrities including 25 Nobel Peace Prize winners.

• Family

Thanks to Congress, this future groom suddenly has time to do more wedding planning

The wedding won't have a theme, per se, except to show the unique, shared interests of the couple.

• Baltimore City

Shroud of Turin speaker to unfurl relic's mysterious past

Scholar Russ Breault to bring his multimedia presentation, "Shroud Encounters," to Hopkins tonight

• TV

'Scandal' recap: 'It's Handled'

A recap of the season 3 opener of 'Scandal'

• Anne Arundel

Glen Burnie teacher plans to turn $27K prize into works of art

Glen Burnie High School art teacher Allison Butler recalled once winning a Kindle e-book during a teacher development session, and last year she secured a $500 camera-purchasing grant for her class

• Authors

Back Story: Images of black Civil War soldiers

Ronald S. Coddington, an author and editor, who has spent nearly four decades collecting Civil War era cartes de viste, has given life to those African-American soldiers who served in the war with the publication of "African American Faces of the Civil War."

• Howard County

Wh'Y' Not Toastmasters meets Saturday

Weekly meeting groups

• Opinion

'House of Cards' wins two technical Emmys

Baltimore-made "House of Cards" won two technical Emmys Sunday for casting and cinematography.

• Arts and Culture

Tapping into 'Glass Menagerie,' Williams

Actor Clinton Brandhagen's other art form is photography

• Arts and Culture

VIDEO: Photographers' view of the Grand Prix of Baltimore

A look at the Grand Prix of Baltimore through the lenses of the Baltimore Sun and Getty photographers.

• Harford

Havre de Grace High Hall of Fame names four inductees for 2013

Mark P. Becker, Bert J. Hash Jr., Robert "Bobby" Parker and Clark Turner have been announced as the Class of 2013 of the Havre de Grace High School Hall of Fame.

• Railway Transportation

Back Story: Book captures images of steam railroading

Jeff Brouws and his wife, Wendy Burton, both photographers, spent the better part of a decade attending railroad swap meets and shows rummaging through boxes and stacks of pictures in search of images from the age of steam.

• Howard County

Wh'Y' Not Toastmasters meets Saturday

Weekly meeting groups

• Features

Stephanie Bradshaw expands her business of style

Event planner, interior designer Stephanie Bradshaw grows Baltimore business

• Howard County

'Snap Decisions' at Columbia's Meeting House Gallery

The Columbia Photo Artists' exhibit at the Meeting House Gallery has the punning title "Snap Decisions." It's clear that a lot of planning went into these photographs before they were snapped, because the compositions and lighting are carefully thought out.

• Baltimore County

Rodgers Forge bicyclist faces long road to recovery

Rodgers Forge bicyclist Tom Blanks was severely injured when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver in Delaware July 16. Wife Blair Blanks says the crash has not only taken away "the sport he loves" but "a way of life" for the 38-year-old Constellation executive.

• Arts and Culture

At the Phillips in D.C., the art of repenting

Baltimore artist creates works inspired by El Greco painting

• Arts and Culture

Back Story: Cockeysville man captured Gettysburg reunion

James K. Lightner was an 11-year-old Beechfield resident when he joined the crowd in early July 1938 that had gathered at Gettysburg to honor the 2,000 Union and Confederate veterans who had gathered there on hallowed ground to mark the 75th anniversary of the great battle.

• Obituaries

David E. Traub, postcard photographer

David E. Traub, who photographed Baltimore for nearly six decades for the postcard and tourist souvenir business he founded, died of cancer complications Monday at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Slade Avenue resident was 91.

• Weddings

Hashtag vs. unplugged weddings

• Obituaries

Gladys C. Spare

Gladys C. Spare, a retired antiques dealer and artist, died June 22 at the Glen Meadows Retirement Community in Glen Arm, from complications of a fall. She was 94.

• Features

Stacy Keibler models NFL fashions for famed photographer Patrick Demarchelier

Former Ravens cheerleader, WWE diva Stacy Keibler is a diehard Baltimore Ravens fan.

• Features

Go to it: Family photography workshop

Children and their special moments can be fleeting, making it tough to capture memories on camera

• Arts and Culture

Will same-sex marriage photos prompt people to ask, 'So, which one is the woman?'

As more gay and lesbian couples prepare for their engagement photos, I recommend searching websites that feature other same-sex couples¿ engagement and wedding photo galleries.

• Harford

Aegis takes top honors for public service reporting, photo and video coverage

A series of articles and editorials written by members of The Aegis staff about the alarming rise in traffic deaths in Harford County last year - and how law enforcement rushed to address the situation - has been named the best public service journalism in the region last year.

• Newspapers

The Sun named newspaper of the year by Md.-Del.-D.C. press group

The Baltimore Sun was named Newspaper of the Year on Friday in the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association awards contest and also took home the association's annual honor for "extraordinary efforts" to gain access to public records.

• Arts and Culture

Winners of 2013 Baker Artist Awards announced

$25,000 awards go to cellist Dariusz Skoraczewski, installation artist Jonathan Latiano and photographer Lynne Parks

• Howard County

Principal Addie Kaufman honored by the Washington Post

• Art

Six finalists announced for 2013 Sondheim Prize

In its eighth year, the prestigious award is edging more toward alternate media than ever before

• Arts and Culture

Civil War Anniversary Commemorated at Harford Libraries

Harford County Public Library is hosting Civil War 150, a series of events including visits from bestselling authors of books about the Civil War, book discussion groups, a special musical performance and exhibitions

• TV

'Mad Men' Season 6 premiere recap, 'The Doorway'

Did Don Draper cheat on Megan? That's not really the point of this episode.

• Fires

Abandoned Henryton hospital slated for demolition

Perched on a wooded bluff in rural southeastern Carroll County, the old Henryton State Hospital bears silent witness to the ravages of decades of neglect and vandalism.

• Baltimore County

Twentey equals $10,000, as Parkville teacher nets Outstanding Young Educator Award

Ryan Twentey, an advance placement photography teacher at Parkville High School and a resident of Bel Air, won $10,000 this week as one of two national honorees of the ASCD 2013 Outstanding Young Educator Award.

• Harford

Harford Community College student magazine wins national honors

Owl Magazine, the student magazine of Harford Community College in Bel Air, recently won national honors in the Apple Awards Competition sponsored by the National College Media Association.