Is Wonderland Annie Leibovitz's Best Photography Book Yet?

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A real treat. Thank you.

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Glad you enjoyed it Jose. Thank you!

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Maravilloso ❤

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Thank you Irene :)

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Muchas gracias!

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thank you so much for this

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You're welcome! Thank you!

[@honeypotqueens9865]

Just ordered it the signed version of course ❤

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Great choice! I hope you enjoy your signed copy of Wonderland. It’s one of my favourite photography books ❤️

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@@fabulousphotobooks I’m getting Tuesday her Sumo Keith Haring cover Book 📖

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@@honeypotqueens9865 Wow! Is it one of the limited edition signed books?

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@@fabulousphotobooks Yassss Taschen signed and I’m praying it numbered 1-1000 edition

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@@fabulousphotobooks she did 10000 copies

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You’re most welcome. Thank you!

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Thank you!

[@MichaelLaing71]

I get so frustrated with Annie Leibovitz's books. The photography is great, but they are presented so woefully, and it was one of the major lessons I learnt when I created my book. The problem is, the book is in portrait form but the majority of images seem to be shot in a landscape, so we have so many images split over 2 pages and this takes away so much from the images. It is so simple to change the format, and it makes such a dramatic difference with how the images look.

[@fabulousphotobooks]

I understand where you’re coming from! Annie Leibovitz’s photography is undeniably brilliant, but it can be frustrating when the presentation doesn’t do the work justice. Splitting landscape images over two pages can detract from their impact, especially when the format of the book could have been adapted to better suit the content. It’s great that you learned from this when creating your own photography book. Paying attention to layout and format is so important!