Hello and welcome to Lauren Roberts’ portfolio. Here you will see selected photos that have been published with the Daily Times, Times Record News and photos from freelance work. At the bottom of the page is a video reel.
Matt Skibicki, red shorts, and Ryan Cafaro, white shorts, fight in Stellar Fights 47 Saturday, Oct. 16, 2021, at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center in Salisbury, Maryland. Cafaro won the bout.Jonathan WaltonTodd Kudas, wind farm trainee, works through the rescue training exercise Wednesday, July 21, 2021, at the Arcon Training Center in Salisbury, Maryland.Jacob Capozio works getting the Angler ready for the water Tuesday, April 20, 2021, at Anglers Fishing Center in Lewes, Delaware.Photos and artifacts were on display from the homesite of Harriet Tubman’s father Ben Ross Tuesday, April 20, 2021, at the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center in Church Creek, Maryland.Stephen Decatur High School senior ride down the boardwalk as part of their senior parade Tuesday, May 25, 2021, in Ocean City, Maryland.Jasmine Parker fills a vaccine syringe with a dose for COVID-19 the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center Friday, March 19, 2021, in Salisbury, Maryland.
J’Alan Styles
Dallas Cowboys Robert Quinn sacks Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Rider’s A’Zhariah Veasy, left, and Hirschi’s Azan Sargusingh
Lauren Roberts/Times Record News Caleb Daugherty puts his glasses on after cooling off in water at the Hotter’N Hell Hundred Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016. Daugherty’s father died two years ago while preparing to ride in the Hotter’N Hell. Daugherty, his mother and aunt took part in the ride this year. The family has been riding in the Hotter’N Hell since 2007 with the only missed year coming two years ago.
Lauren Roberts/Times Record News Angelina Figuger plates a pork tamale Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016, during the Zavala Cultural Hispanic Initiative’s seventh annual Calle Ocho at the Wichita Falls Farmer’s Market.
Lauren Roberts/Times Record News Ethan Richardson gets ready in bronc riding at the Wichita County Mounted Patrol Championship Rodeo Saturday, June 4, 2016, at the Wichita County Mounted Patrol arena.
Lauren Roberts/Times Record News Grupo Folklorico Faisan, a 22-member dance group from Carson, California perform different folk dances Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016, during the Zavala Cultural Hispanic Initiative’s seventh annual Calle Ocho at the Wichita Falls Farmer’s Market.
Rider head volleyball coach Alysha Humpert, right, talks with an official during the match against Wichita Falls High School Friday, Oct. 5, 2018, at Old High.
Windthorst’s Hunter Wolf passes against Jacksboro Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, in Windthorst.
My name is Kirk McKoy and I am the photo editor with the Baltimore Banner. First I would like to say congrats on you MDDC awards wins. I am new to the area again. I worked at the Los Angeles Times as Senior photo Editor for 30+ years and now am a returning Maryland native. Went to college at the University of Maryland. Just to give you an idea of my background.
Secondly I wanted to contact you about looking at the Banner as a possible work place. I have an opening and am interested in getting a person of color in the position, if you are interested. The Banner is a nonprofit news site here in Baltimore, MD. We are less than a year and our circulation has already climbed to 71,000+ and still growing. We are a heavily based community new organization.
Please give us a look and get back to me if you are interested or have questions about the Banner.
Hi Laura
My name is Kirk McKoy and I am the photo editor with the Baltimore Banner. First I would like to say congrats on you MDDC awards wins. I am new to the area again. I worked at the Los Angeles Times as Senior photo Editor for 30+ years and now am a returning Maryland native. Went to college at the University of Maryland. Just to give you an idea of my background.
Secondly I wanted to contact you about looking at the Banner as a possible work place. I have an opening and am interested in getting a person of color in the position, if you are interested. The Banner is a nonprofit news site here in Baltimore, MD. We are less than a year and our circulation has already climbed to 71,000+ and still growing. We are a heavily based community new organization.
Please give us a look and get back to me if you are interested or have questions about the Banner.
Best,
Kirk McKoy