Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Daily Pretty {times two}


I'm all loopy for this amazing new-to-me app that I spotted on amazing new-to me blog, Sage and Style. The Hipstamatic iPhone app gives your iPhone photos a great vintage toy camera look. I think I could go a little, ok, a lot, crazy with this one. Check it out here.

{Peonies and Jasmine photographed by me}
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Handy Dandy App Primer

I just opened my mailbox to find the new issue of House Beautiful awaiting my perusal and of course, I couldn't resist a quick flip through before running off to carpool. This great iPhone App guide instantly grabbed my attention. Let me just say, I am not a tech toy gadget junkie. Couldn't care less about the newest, latest, greatest whatzit or gizmo except when it comes to my beloved iPhone. Seriously, for those of you who have one, isn't it the most amazing, wonderful creation. I know, this is not a healthy attitude, but I can't resist its magical lure. I'm hooked.

Getting back on topic, I thought this was a great round-up of apps and thought I'd share the bounty. Hope you enjoy.

And if you're in the mood for some kitchen inspiration, be sure to check out the post below. Hey, you can even use your new, free Ben Color Capture app to pick a new shade for those kitchen cabinets you've been dying to spice up. Oh wait, that's me. Sigh, if only it were so easy.

{App list scanned by me, for you, courtesy of House Beautiful, March 2010}

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Sunday, November 30, 2008

Must do that again
















The last 24 hours have been so much fun. We had a wonderful stay at the W hotel midtown. The room was ultra modern, yet totally comfortable and a visual feast. I'm so glad I had my trusty iphone along to capture the good times. The concert was fantastic. We loved the venue, the Tabernacle. There wasn't a bad seat in the house, so to speak. It's a relatively small space, so other than bothersome tall people, we had a terrific view of Jason Mraz. And the singing did not disappoint! He is really a fantastic showman; so charismatic and relaxed on stage, and a voice that sounds equally strong fronting a complete band ensemble or solo, stringing along with the guitar. I hope to have a chance to see him again, maybe with the kiddos next time. Lastly, to top off an already memorable night, the mister had made reservations at Shaun's for brunch. We've been lucky enough to eat at all of his previous restaurants and this latest incarnation is equally superb. The interior was as delicious as the food. It's in a beautiful old building in Inman Park with fantastic original tile floors, creamy white painted mouldings, and striking original windows. We had a delicious meal, over did it as usual, and the company was the best. Thanks Mister P, it was wonderful, you thought of everything!