Photography

Robin Fox’s cinematic style

A black and white photograph of a pizza restaurant window featuring three people inside, with an 'OPEN' sign and a pizza graphic visible.

Hamilton area photographer Robin Claire Fox is definitely a talent to watch, if you’re not already following her. It doesn’t matter whether you’re examining her B&W or Colour works, she has an unusually creative eye. Above, from her Instagram, here.

Two boys sitting at a bus stop with bags, reflected in glass, captured in black and white.
B-LIne Shelter, 2025, 58 cm x 42 cm.

Fox came to my attention when her B-Line Shelter shot was selected for the 2025 Juried Show of Visual Arts at the Art Gallery of Mississauga (online flipbook catalogue here).

Nighttime scene of two children in winter clothing standing outside a convenience store, with a store clerk visible behind the counter. The store displays a bright 'OPEN' sign and various colorful items inside.

Fox is also strong in colour photography, with a knack for cinematic style storytelling. Above and below, untitled from her Instagram.

Children playing in the snow, throwing snowballs near a Canada Post vehicle.

Robin Fox is a commercial and lifestyle photographer in the Hamilton and Greater Toronto area. Her website is here.

A view through a window featuring bicycles parked outside, a lamp post, and two people leaning against barrels in a rustic outdoor setting adorned with colorful bunting.

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