Accessing member variables of a list

Hey everyone, I've been wondering about this, but can't find anything about it.

Basically, I've got a class, and a list of that class:

public class Person { public Rectangle boundingBox; public int health; } List personList = new List();

And I've got a function that takes a list of rectangles:

private void CheckBoundingBoxes(List boundingBoxes) { // Do stuff... }

Now, is it possible that instead of doing this to generate a list of rectangles based on each persons bounding box:

List boundingBoxList = new List(personList.Count); for (int i = 0; i < personList.Count; ++i) { boundingBoxList.Add(personList[i].boundingBox); } CheckBoundingBoxes(boundingBoxList);

I can just access the bounding box variable directly, something like:

CheckBoundingBoxes(new List( personList { boundingBox } ) );

to do the same thing?

I appreciate any help I get in regards to this :)