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It's the way that I work Rhino1616 when "photos" are involved and, believe me, if you 'max up the resolution' (to 300 ppi - probably not necessary for a desktop printer) you won't be disappointed.    I've printed out 'art' (don't get out the magnifiying glass) almost as good as what commercial printers have produced for me. 

Do yourself a favour though... run a test at various resolutions. 150-200-250-300 just to see the difference. I only say this, because there comes a point when you're sending too much pixel information to your printer and your printer has to make a decision to "dump pixels". Better to have the more intuitive PS software do that than your printer!