Alfonso,
Write the book and THEN find the way to get it published. Even for experienced authors with books to their credit, publishers want to see as close to finished product before they will commit to anything.
The second thing you can do is explore the idea of self-publishing the book through a print-on-demand publisher. Believe it or not, for very little expense, depending on who is used, the number of photographs and graphics invovled and size, you can probably expect to pay between $600-1,000 (U.S.). This will produce a pretty good quality book that need only sell between 300-500 copies for you to make a profit over investment.
Produce a well-thought out, nicely written book with good photographs and images this way and you'll be stunned where it may lead.
This is what I did with my first book, Golf for the People: Bethpage and the Black. It came out in May of 2002 and was reviewed in newspapers and magazines nationwide with only one review that panned it! Simply because it was the only book ever written about Bethpage and the Black course's history, with the 1st Open at hand and few nationally really knowing about it, I ended up doing numerous TV, radio & print interviews that otherwise wouldn't have happened. That, in turn, led to my book on the Open, my Tillinghast biography and several others that have been in the works and will soon see the light of day.
Regardless of how it turns out, write it for yourself first and anyone else who may read it and enjoy it is just a bonus!
I can't encourage you enough to write it... The funding for it will follow if you have the passion to do it...