The Weekender Book – Palm Beach
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The Weekender Book “Palm Beach” by Jeannie Albers is here. America’s first resort destination, Palm Beach thrives today as both a sanctuary and a stage. In a narrative that transitions from radiant beach mornings to opulent coastal facades, afternoon promenades to the quiet glow of the evening, photographer Jeannie Albers crafts a poetic visual journey through a weekend in Palm Beach.
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