I shot this last spring on a visit to Utah. Its been sitting on my computer waiting for photoshop, which I still don't have. So I hope I didn't mess it up too much

Do you have it bigger ? If you'd wish, I'd love to blow the dust off it as well...hope you don't mind doing this - just that your great images deserves this ;) Btw, did you take more ? Looks like you went to India or something, very nice stuff =)

I don't mind at all, thanks. I have more from the trip but not of the Tabernacle. It took me awhile to figure out how to post it and the first time I tried it was way too big.

Lovely image, Cal! I like the soft dreammy (Dusty?) effect.... @ Rork - like the way you've cleaned it up too, makes it much more vivid - but (just imo) a little too like Disneyland...... (",)

Both images are nice...Disneyland...didn't think of that straight away! I've never been to Disneyland...the place in this image looks more "real"...if you know what I mean?

Hey, don't credit me....it's his photo, so all credit goed to this great photographer :)

I like them both, but I like the soft, dream-like quality of the original best! I use PSP almost exclusively, cos I'm much more familiar with it, and have gotten some very good results, so don't let the lack of PhotoShop hold you back! :-)

I second the motion for Paint Shop Pro. In fact it's what I use almost exclusively. Additionally you can import Photo Shop Filters into PSP. If you REALLY have to save I would suggest. Cannon's Photostudio. Bsteph

That is an amazing structure......just amazing..would like to see it up close.....(so I'll go there someday). PsP is all I used for two years. Based on price alone. Essentially Fred is right, the interface is different, but once you get locked into a program it becomes your bible. They also have a few twists and bends Photoshop doesn't, and that makes it unique and all its own.

Thanks everyone! I will give PSP a try