Image #1 The B&W treatment for hammers & wires... Piano Tuner came today. A couple of photographs of the process...then I must be off to bed...work bekons in the morning! :-)>

Image #2 (this one in colour) Evidence of the tuner working, taken whilst he had a break...(he worked for nearly five hours to get it sounding and feeling like a grand...) Night all! :-)>

"You can tuna piano, but can you tune a fish?" Interesting shots, PC.

Oh these are kewl, Cam! I really like the first shot (lines, lines and more lines!). :-D (*

the lack of DOF on the first annoys me, but the second one isa great shot bro.

Hey Misha, that's ya can't tuna fish, but anyway it sounds the same. The photos show a master at work, on BOTH sides of the camera.

Like the b&w one Cam. I think I might have framed it differently and not cropped the top. So are you the pianist or is that your good lady wife? :0 )

Thanks for the feedback people (thanks especially for the compliment Marshall, one I don't feel I fully deserve *grin*). BPM, yep, I understand what you mean about the DOF, but I had the camera on "Automatic" ~ I had only been using it a few days, so hadn't yet got to the Aperture priority settings then. If you want to see a better example of DOF from the camera check out my [Agapantha](http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=465659) photo in my gallery. :-)> Here's one more photo of the Piano Tuner himself. The flash didn't go off for this one as the battery was about to need recharging but I quite liked the effect that eventuated...In answer to your question Jeff, we both play but my wife is by far the better player. I have been playing this particular Piano since I was about 8 years old ~ it was my Grandmother's but somehow it lived in my bedroom for quite a few years when I was younger. It is a full iron frame upright "Bulow" made in Sydney Australia in 1916. Thanks again all. :-)>

So glad the flash did not fire. the window light has added great mood to this, I would go move the bird bath LOL : O)