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Continue reading...29. December 2006
 This weeks highlighted photographer is Jose Villa of [Jose Villa Photo](http://josevilla.com/). A Brooks Institute graduate, Jose makes his home in Solvang, CA. ###What is your primary camera body? Medium Format Contax 645 ###Two lenses you use the most: With my Contax I use the 80mm 2.0 and for my Canons I Love the [...]
Continue reading...22. December 2006
22. December 2006
 This weeks highlighted photographer is Daniel Newcomb of [Architectural Photography](http://blindimagephotography.com/). Daniel is our first featured architectural/ interior design photographer. We are excited to hear a new perspective. ###What is your primary camera body? Canon eos-1 Mark II ###Two lenses you use the most: 24-80mm 2.8 and 24mm PC lens ###Do you shoot RAW? [...]
Continue reading...18. December 2006
Although not worth as much, frankincense was much more *popular* than myrrh in ancient times. Because of this, we are going to use it as the coupon code for our last discount before Christmas. Use the coupon code **FRANKINCENSE** when signing up for any Premium template to receive $400 off the setup fee. [View and [...]
Continue reading...15. December 2006
The $100 off all Standard templates special will end at the end of the day Sunday. [Get them](http://bfstop.bigfolioblog.com/weblog/post/967) while they are hot. Note, more specials to come next week as well.
Continue reading...15. December 2006
 This weeks highlighted photographer is Chuck Arlund of [Arlund Imagery](http://arlundphoto.com/). Let’s see what Chuck has to say. ###What is your primary camera body? Canon 5d ###Two lenses you use the most: 50mm 1.4 / 17-40 f4 ###Do you shoot RAW? No ###How would you describe your photography style? Editorial ###Do you normally employ [...]
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30. December 2006
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