We go though this ever time i run a bath!  She likes to keep her stuff clean :)
filmed on iPhone 4s

My mutha fuc*ing paper supplier has let me down and an order that was supposed to arrive this month now won’t arrive until December the 12th at the latest so i’ve had to quickly ordersome matt paper from another (more expensive) supplier.  Why is matt photo card so hard to get hold of in bulk!?

I’m still sick of eBay.  The place is still a shambles and i’m still constantly living in feat that one wrong word from an idiotic customer (and believe me some of those customers are shockingly idiotic) and i’m out.  For example.  Every one of my listings says “bow are printed on the designs – they are not real bows”.  Do you know what one of the most common question i get is?  “Are the bows real?”.  And then i get a low score from customers saying “Item not as described” because they couldn’t be arsed to read the description.  And eBay side with them.  So i’m still plugging on with my website off of eBay.

In other new, the iPhone is still FOOKING FABULOUS!  And i’m addicted to instagram.

Oh i despise November so much.  November, January and February are the most depressing months of the year for me.  Still, the little rose is adding a bit of much needed colour.

Taken & edited with iPhone 4s

I shot this test video using an App called Luma. It’s great for stabilisation and has a few nice effects too. I edited the video together in iMovie – previously i was using Sony Vegas pro which was a mutha fu*king nightmare and take forever. Well no more!

The camera is one if my most used things on a smart phone so I couldn’t wait to try it out. The standard iPhone camera is really good for outdoor shots and general snaps but for pictures with tricky lighting I find that it’s a bit lacking. Taking photos of Pip indoors it tends to blow out the white highlights in her fur. So I’m trying some third party apps and the first one is camera+

Standard iPhone camera:

Camera+ using separate focus and exposure lock:

I think camera+ does a much better job in this situation. It’s easy to do, just tap your finger on the screen to bring up a + sign on the focus ring. Click the + to bring up the exposure ring and then move this to wherever you want to expose from. I took an exposure reading from pips white fur around her nose and focused on her eye. More tests coming soon.