As we look forward to the coming year, take a look back at some of our favorite Baltimore Sun photos from 2022. See our bio link for the full gallery. (1) Sunrise is reflected in the Patterson Park boat lake after an overnight snowfall. (Jerry Jackson) (2) Early Voting, No. 5 ridden by Jose L. Ortiz, wins the 147th Preakness Stakes. (Lloyd Fox). Ronnie Brown of Baltimore practices a backflip at Carroll Park. (Lloyd Fox) (3) First grader Irie Deas-McNeil, 6, gets a kiss from her mom, Cinea Deas, on the first day of school at Elmwood Elementary School as reading specialist Latisha Cobb looks on. (Amy Davis) (4) Waterman Luke McFadden has gained more than a million followers on TikTok for his videos showing life working on the Chesapeake Bay. (Jerry Jackson) (5) Members of the Baltimore City Fire Department leave the scene of the vacant row house fire on Stricker Street that killed three colleague. (Jerry Jackson) Trucks carrying the caskets for fallen firefighters, Lt. Paul Butrim, Lt. Kelsey Sadler and firefighter/paramedic Kenny Lacayo travel down Charles Street following a memorial service. (Jerry Jackson) (6) Awaiting her northbound train at Penn Station, Dayo Olaloko of Staten Island, NY, holds a bouquet given by her boyfriend, Dele Osisami of Powder Springs, GA. (Karl Merton Ferron) (7) James Edwards walks home after picking up water from Harlem Park Elementary School after E. coli bacteria were detected in some samples of the water supply in parts of West Baltimore. (Jerry Jackson) (8) Keagan Nuckols, 8, left, and Matthew Nuckols, 11, of Bel Air, pet a T-Rex from the window of their car as they tour Jurassic Wonder: Dinosaur Drive-Thru at the Baltimore County Agriculture Center. (Kim Hairston) (9) The University of North Carolina Tar Heels celebrate winning the NCAA Divsion I Women’s Lacrosse Championship over Boston College at Homewood Field. (Vincent Alban) Shortstop Jorge Mateo scores from second base on a single from Cedric Mullins to give the Orioles an early lead. (Lloyd Fox) (10) Midshipmen toss their hats at the United States Naval Academy Class of 2022 graduation and commissioning ceremony. (Barbara Haddock Taylor)