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A Palm Beach Picture Book, Third Edition, is almost here!
The third edition of, A Palm Beach Picture Book, paperback edition, includes a chapter of newly minted photos, mirroring the newly minted President and the somewhat tarnished joys of living in Palm Beach under the Trump reign.
Captured from the author’s lens and viewpoint, just across the Intracoastal Waterway from the kingdom of Mar-a-Lago, this is a neighbor’s perspective of Trumpland which includes 120 photos from the previous edition, plus a new chapter, ‘The Trump Effect.’ Enjoy a fun romp down Trump lane, despite delays for motorcades.
Reserve your copy before impeachment!!!
Pre-order the paperback edition today for $45.00 (for 45th POTUS)
After printing cost will be $50.00 + shipping & handling.
A Palm Beach Picture Book, first Hardbound Edition is a special limited edition of only 100 books that includes the new chapter of ‘Trump Effect’ photos, plus an extra chapter of choice vintage black & white photographs culled from the photographer’s archives.
Reserve your collector’s edition copy now for just $75.00. Remaining balance of $25 + shipping & handling, signed personally and sent if out of state. Locals may get book at a private signing party, details revealed when you reserve your copy.
Leslie Dee Weinberg has been taking pictures of the island of Palm Beach since 1983, when she first came as a cub reporter and photographer to the Palm Beach Daily News. Since then, based in Palm Beach, she has gone on to photograph with a studio in Miami Beach and working as an intern and freelance at Elle Magazine in Paris. In the early 90s she shifted her focus to fine art photography of landscapes and capturing the spirit of places. In 2002 she pursued a different visual course, getting her MFA in film at Columbia University. The Palm Beach Picture Book emerged, in black and white, in 1985. The second edition, in color, came out in 2011, for the 100th anniversary of the island. Currently, in the new Trump era, she brings a slightly different perspective to the island, as it adapts to the new president. Leslie maintains that the more things change in the world, the more they remain the same in Palm Beach.
Photo by: Kirby Kooluris ©1985