Photography by: Julianne Deno (slide 1), Max Blodgett (slide 2), Matthew Funk (slides 3, 7 and 9), Helen Burton (slide 4), Kathy Shabalov (slide 5), Chloe Tanaka (slide 6), Audrey Wilson (slide 8), and Jackson Perry (slides 10)

The Georgetown Voice received over 250 terrific student photos for its 2010 Photo Contest. Below are the runners-up. Be sure to check out the contest winners on the Voice website or in this week’s print issue!

Photography by: Hilary Nakasone (Slides 1-2), Max Blodgett (Slide 3), Jackson Perry (Slides 4-5), Matthew Funk (Slides 6-7), and Shira Saperstein (Slides 8-9)

It’s time for the annual Voice Photo Contest! Photography enthusiasts, enter your best black and white or color shots for a chance to have your work featured in our April 15 issue of the Voice.

To enter, e-mail large or high-resolution photos to photo@georegtownvoice.com by midnight on Tuesday, April 13. Please separate black and white from color photos, and include your full name, school and year, and a short blurb about each photo. Don’t have an eye for photography? Join our Facebook group and invite your snap-happy friends!

We can’t wait to see what you send us! For inspiration, here are some of last year’s runners-up:

Georgetown Icons from Georgetown College on Vimeo.

Finally, someone has made a coffee table book that will help you repress your memories of Leo’s, Village C, and the Heating and Cooling Plant, and convince dinner guests that you graduated from a school whose entire campus radiated beauty to boot.

Alum Leslie Little (COL ’86) is preparing to publish Georgetown Icons, a book of 100 photographs of Georgetown’s campuses commissioned by the University, to be released in 2011.

You can check out some of the photographs the book will feature here or in the video posted above, where College Dean Chester Gillis, backed up by music that reminds me of building a house for my Sims family, imparts his very high opinion of the book and lofty expectations for it.

“Georgetown Icons will capture the spirit and essence of Georgetown University and all of the campuses in their elegance and their historical perspective. This is a very special book. This is a book that will capture the heart and soul of Georgetown …. The book will be wildly successful, and much sought-after. It’s going to be a keepsake, it’s a piece that you will keep in your home and probably the kind of thing that you will pass onto your kids eventually.”

Pass it on to my kids? For $150, I’d better. But yes, while some of the photos are pretty routine, some are totally gorgeous. So children of alums, get out your wallets.

Don’t miss the Spring Fashion issue in print, where you can find out where to find these looks in Georgetown!

Photos by Lynn Kirshbaum

Photos by Alex Pon and Molly Redden for the Voice, and photos 3, 6, and 9 by juliagrace12.

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The blizzard that incapacitated the District of Columbia for an entire weekend had a few things going for it: it made inclined planes all over the Hilltop exceedingly more fun, and it was super photogenic.

Vox wants to put together a photo album of pictures of a snowed-out Georgetown for this Wednesday. If you want to contribute, join the Voice Flickr group and send us your best shots of our University winter wonderland by Tuesday at midnight!

Photo from Carol Joynt’s blog

Photography by Matt Funk (slides 1 and 9), Jackson Perry (slides 2,-3), Jue Chen (slides 4-5), Shira Saperstein (slide 6), Sarah Vazques (slide 7), and Helen Burton (slide 8 )