I am not sure about Digital Image Pro but I think it supports layers and blending modes. I use Paint Shop Pro. In the image below I converted the original image to a layer, duplicated layer with a blending mode of "dodge" set at 16, duplicated again with a blending mode of "luminance" set at 92, duplicated again with a blending mode of "normal" set at 84 and beefed up the saturation a little.
Just duplicate your original photo and try different blending modes and visibility levels and you will find what you are looking for and a lot of other kool effects you will find along the way.
