Spinnet

[Lesley Jones]

I'm not sure if the correct spelling is with one "n" or two. The number apparently refers to the 18th century instrument maker. I wanted to try a shallow DOF, but frankly my lens isn't up to it. It did start to suffer at the edges though, so I added a bit of extra blur - something I have never done before. Edited in Colour and Silver GoogleNik (or whatever they call themselves now) with a yellow filter. I'm mixing my own tones at the moment...

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Very nice, Lesley, It is usually spelt with one 'n'. Love the toning here. Where is the spinet?

 

[Pete Askew]

According to the OED it's spinet too. Whichever way you spell it though this is a very nice detil shot of the keyboard! And I like the tone you have concocted as well!

 

[Lesley Jones]

Very nice, Lesley, It is usually spelt with one 'n'. Love the toning here. Where is the spinet?

Many thanks for the spell check. I'll change the name of the file here. It was at the place that shall remain nameless Rob, but it wasn't far from Caudwell's Mill

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Love the way you've turned the keys black - very clever

 

[Pete Askew]

It's a trick Chris. It was actually taken in the gift shop and is made of liquorice!