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hard to tell if he was kidding.
He wasn't.
Fortunately, he added, “they tolerated my obsession, and supported me fully." Perhaps they saw the raw talent in their teenaged son.
Lees shot photos of local hunts, venturing to cover his first steeplechase in 1966. It was clambering in and out of photographer Marshall Hawkins' Jeep that broke one of the cameras, he recalled. “Stupid kid. But I was hooked."
Hawkins, whose hand-colored hunting and racing shots still hang in many area homes — and whose photo of Jackie Kennedy falling over a Piedmont hunt coop made him famous worldwide — was generous with his time and knowledge, Lees said.
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