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Monday, April 25, 2011

The Heavenly Rose in her own words - Through Ben Fink's Lens

A Moment With Rose from Ben Fink on Vimeo.

Are you a real baker? If you are, Rose needs no introduction. If you do not know Rose, you have yet to be born as a baker. Follow Rose on her website and your world will change.

Follow Ben Fink by visiting his site. He is photographer and videographer extraordinaire.

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Ben is truly a gifted poet with his cameras. His mastery of lighting is so impressive, and yet at the same time he makes it all look so easy. I enjoy anything he takes photos of, and when it is Rose and her toothsome creations, what a bonus!! Rose's calm demeanor makes us all believe we can bake like she does, and with the help of her exhaustively researched cookbooks, we discover that we can, indeed!

Posted by: Sally | Monday, April 25, 2011 at 06:30 PM

He is photographer and videographer extraordinaire.

Posted by: cheap hat | Friday, August 12, 2011 at 03:41 AM

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