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"Kelly Klein's New Book, Pools: Reflections\nThe author and photographer returns to a familiar subject in her latest book, a stunning survey of pools around the globe\n\"The Raleigh's famous pool was redone several years ago with all new colors,\" says author and photographer Kelly Klein. \"The shape and design of it is just fabulous\u2014that's rare. It's a fun, great hotel pool.\"\nThe pool at artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel's residence in Montauk \"has a Christmas tree that grows in the middle,\" says Klein. \"I think they built it around the tree, and it's just fantastic that they kept it there.\"\n\"There's a trend in pools right now of using different colors,\" Klein notes. \"Pools were always turquoise-blue, then they went to dark blue, then black. And now a lot of people are using red. I think there's something pretty incredible about a red swimming pool.\"\nArchitect Jean Pierre Crousse didn't just photograph this pool\u2014he designed it and the rest of the house, with partner Sandra Barclay. \"I love this pool\u2014very modern,\" Klein says. \"It appears suspended in air, and the glass walls allow you to see through to the other side.\"\nKlein admires the \"spectacular setting\" for this beautifully designed pool, positioned between a starkly minimalist home and the sea. \"Who wouldn't want to swim there?\" she asks."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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