Tulip Frenzy

Leica Monochrom, 21mm Summilux

Over the past month, on a two or three times per week basis, we’ve been taking the Leica M Monochrom to the Bishop’s Garden of the National Cathedral in Washington to document this beautiful spot and the people who come there.  Here is a gallery of images we entitle “In The Bishop’s Garden” to get a sense of what a beautiful public space this is, at different times of day, in the late summer/early autumn.  We should say, it is really gorgeous in color, too, and we’ve been coming here with various cameras for years.  But we especially enjoyed visiting it with the Monochrom, thinking in terms of black and white only.

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