Flo Fox, a pioneering photographer who lost her sight to multiple sclerosis, passed away on March 2 at the age of 79. Born blind in one eye, her vision deteriorated completely due to her illness. Despite these challenges, Fox remained dedicated to photography, inspired by a photograph she admired as a child. After taking up photography at 26, she highlighted the ironic realities of New York City life. Her story is one of resilience and perseverance, showcasing her determination to continue her craft even as her health declined.
Flo Fox, despite her severe visual impairment and paralysis from multiple sclerosis, continued to capture the irony of New York's streetscape through her photography.
Born blind in one eye and later losing vision in the other, Fox's journey from candid photography inspiration to a notable photographer is truly remarkable.
Her story reflects resilience and passion; even as MS robbed her of typical creativity, her dedication to photography remained unwavering until her last days.
Ron Ridinger, Fox's only son, reported that complications from pneumonia led to her passing, highlighting the challenges she faced late in life.
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