Place your mouse over the image to see the original image. Mt Baker & Ferndale, WA    Nov 20, 2004                      (c) IMAGEs by DEN 2004

Link: The Making of the "Mt Baker & Ferndale, WA" Image

Link: Other Mt Baker views taken with a Canon EOS-350D.

Comments:

. . .The following are links to workflows and discussions for favored PWP techniques that I use for 'serious' image post-processing.   The example workflows usually will start with a 24-bit color [8-bit] jpg minimally processed in-camera download file but a starting 48-bit color [16-bit] tiff image file resulting from a minimally processed 'RAW conversion' or 'scan' will work as well.   While the suggested techniques are based upon PWP3.1h, there should be little or no need for translation to PWP3.5x or later unless as noted.   Not every image needs the suggested techniques.   In fact, some of the suggestions may seem a bit 'over the top' only because it can be done...   So be sure to reconcile the techniques with your own imaging style and preferences.   If there are questions, errors, or broken links; please contact me. . .

. . .'den'. . .

Link:   3Tone Range Adjustment Procedures, Masks, and Workflows.

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Link:   A StackImages-2Tone Range Technique for PWP3.5x & later. . ..

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Link:   MaciejT's elegant 'contrast mask' PWP technique and a partial illustration/explanation.

Link:   A Contrast Mask Method for PWP3.5x & later. . ..

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Link:   PWP and Geometrical Composition Guides.

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Link:   PWP and High Impact sRGB Color.

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Link:   PWP and the Filter Transform.

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Link:   Painting With Light [PWL] approaches for PWP3.5x & later. . ..

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Link:   PWP and Half-Sepia Toning.

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Link:   Making a Wispy Hair Mask.

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Link:   Making a Gradient Outline Mask.

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Link:   Creating Beautiful Skies.

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Link:   Glow or Glamour Effect.

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Link:   "Lazlo" Effect.

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. . .'Smile !'. . .

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Link:   PWP and BW Conversions & Monochromes.


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Link:   Making Virtual Mattes & Frames.   [With the recent release of DL-C's 'Frame Explorer', this subject may be moot.]

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Link:   An 'Expose to the Right' Camera Metering Method.

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