Leslie Kamrad is an attorney at the National Trust for Historic Preservation when she is not using her artistic talents in Georgetown as a photographer. Leslie is also an active member in the CAG oral history project.
Running in the snow - fast. Who needs a downhill slope?
Tennis anyone? The Rose Park tennis courts… "I was trying to imagine summertime coming and the heat normally rising from these courts as I walked by," writes photographer Leslie Kamrad.
Whizzing by M Street shops.
Is a tree an athlete? Reaching to the sky with fortitude and grace...
Georgetown kids get an early snow slide. Next: the luge.
Shovelers performed Olympian feats during Snowpocalypse '10.
Just a regular commute (in Alaska).
A bike longs for spring.
"What are tire tracks doing on this nordic trail?"
Birds are athletes, too. "I went outside in Frida’s garden to brush off the heavy snow from the trees. We lost several large branches from the snow’s weight. The birds started swooping and chirping around me. They were quite upset that I kept shaking the tree limbs and they all gathered close together to watch me," the photographer writes.
Is a bundled-up baby an athlete? In these temps, you betcha!
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Georgetown or Aspen??
I love this photo which I sent to classmates labeled "Georgetown or Aspen?" Figured you get this newsletter/blog, but then thought "maybe not", so am sending on just to make sure you saw. I think it's a great photograph. xoxo
Great journalistic photography, Leslie. Hilton Head Island was under 1 1/2 inches of snow yesterday, but I was afraid to go out and photograph it! Love, Aunt June
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