Thank you so much, David, Lyle, Dinasset teapot for your nice contributions. You know how to transform the photos into interesting new and beautiful looks.

Emboss-releaf then visible on LinearLight.

A last play with picture to line art. I added the original as a new layer in LCH Colour mode.

Lightened the darkest parts. Increased saturation in the low saturation areas and a lesser increase in the medium regions.



I have tried to equalize the lighting levels and again used my Saturation HML plug-in to raise the saturation where it was low.



An attempt to show the incredible detail in the carving. I made a new layer, used High Pass and put the layer in Vivid Light mode. Saturation HML again.

Fake IR.

Thank you so much Dinasset, David, teapot and Lyle. Your interpretations are instructive. I try to learn it, but you are really masters in it.
These photos are only curiosities, so I took them to remeber it.
Curiosities of the ruins of the Roman amphitheater (Seville)
The footprints of the gladiators when they entered to fight and emerged victorious.
The bathrooms that were also meeting rooms.
What happened in the events of Roman society when they ruled Spain.
They gave culture, architecture, sanitary facilities, roads and water pipes. So, Spain benefited greatly from them.

Lovely photographs, but to my eye, too contrasty and over-saturated.
So the same treatment for all three - contrast mask followed by saturation HML plug-in.

My 3 a bit "heretical" interpretations of your mountains, Issa:

Yes; another IR.

Thanks you David, Dinasset, Lyle and teapot. So different interpretations and all of them are so beautiful.

My play on your last image, Issa, using samj's shape prevalent test filter

The first of the three is beautiful, with the perfect reflection in the water.
I noticed that there was banding in the sky, so that was disguised with a blur.
Increased the saturation of the landscape and it's reflection using Saturation HML plug-in.



This one just slight changes to local brightness, contrast and saturation.



Small adjustments again using Saturation HML plug-in.

Thanks for your transformations e interpretations.
Dinasset in an artistic look.
David, getting espectacular colors and contrast.
teapot, getting a beautiful relief
here these new ones

Wonderful panorama, Issa.
My idea.

@dinasset. Definitely in "full flow"!

I seem to be making increased use of my Saturation HML plug-in. It was created just for the challenge of writing it and completed with much help from other people. However, I am finding it increasingly useful - used on all three of these images.

IMG_0702. Rotated 2 degrees clockwise. Increase of saturation in the low saturation areas and used the same mask to increase contrast with curves.
20% reduction of saturation in medium.



IMG_0965. Cropped to a more panoramic aspect. Increases of contrast. Increase saturation in low, small increase in medium.





IMG_1073. Eq Luminosity Masks to modify contrast and brightness in various parts. Increase of saturation where it was low.