Title: Editing natural photographs
Product review: I've read a number of books about the GIMP, and this one is my favorite. I mostly work with natural photographs, and the big problem is finding the boundaries between the various objects in the photos. I've approached this problem in a somewhat haphazard way ... until now. Grokking the GIMP is the first book I have found which properly explains the relationships between masks, selections, and paths, and how to best use them to work with photos. There are numerous full-color examples showing exactly how to efficiently work with photos, and I've learned about many GIMP features that I never knew existed. This book will make my work with the GIMP much more satisfying.
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