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I really mean relative, but I don't remember all the cases, would have to try them out... I do remember at least that if the image file is at mounted c:\dsk.img and the DOSBox prompt is at c:\ then you can just type imgmount a dsk.img -t floppy. This is what I used in the tutorial I wrote for CDs. I'm not 100% sure if in your other case "image\dsk.img" or "\image\dsk.img" would also work.
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