Hi all. This is my take. I tend to take lots of little bites when curving; make a change here, save then make another pass etc. In so doing, I easily lose track of all the individual steps involved. Suffice to say, after some initial noodling in Topaz denoise, most of the work was done in the darker tones and that involved extensive use of the inverted K mask. I didn't want to (and in fact couldn't) remove the warmth from the image, preferring instead to keep a little of the tungsten cast. Regards, Niels Rasmussen
