When it comes to removing unwanted objects from your image
there is two main tools that you can use to do this.
I am going to show you both ways
and you decide whichever one you feel like is best for your image.
You want to unlock this layer, so if you left clicking on the lock icon
it will then turn it into a layer.
To get to the tool you can either press J or you can go down to this icon right here.
Right click on it
and it will be the healing brush tool.
The way that this tool works is it will use material and certain textures nearby
to replace the current object.
So.. for example, if we first of all change the size of it to something a little bit bigger.
You can either go up here and change the size
Or you can
Press the square bracket, the end one
to make it larger
and then what you want to do is you want to hold ALT
and then select this area here.
You can then
copy some of the clouds from over there
to remove it
from our image.
Now this one is great but it will take some time to learn it
and get used to it because as you can see
It looks like a smudge
and
if you don't know how to fix this it can be a big problem.
So the easiest way to do this.
If you press CTRL + ALT + Z to undo.
So the other way of doing this is, a much easier way.
You want to go back to the same tool.
Right click on it
and then go down to the patch tool.
The way that this one will work is, you pretty much want to select this object
by going around it.
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Once you've done that you pretty much move this over
to the right side.
Where it's going to copy
the other side
of this image
and there you go.
Now you just press CTRL + D
and it's moved.
You can zoom into the image.
Left click on the background (lock icon).
You can go back to the patch tool.
Select this person.
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As best as you can.
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Or just do a rough selection.
And then just pretty much move this over
to
this side, over here.
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Try to match things as best as you can.
and try your best to fix up these parts.
By holding ALT and clicking on
the closest texture.
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It's always best to try to go from left or right
or bottom and top.
Always change it up so it looks
more natural and better.
As you can see I'm trying from different angles and..
different areas
to see what's best.
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We're going to use the
polygonal lasso tool.
We're going to select around the wheel.
By left clicking.
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You want to go to the bucket tool
you want to copy this colour here.
Create yourself a new layer.
Paste it on top of that.
You can even copy some of the textures from here if you wanted to
and add them on to this.
Let's combine these two together now
convert to smart object.
Turn it into a layer.
keep on using the healing tool and copying the textures nearby
or going back to the patch tool.
Selecting this area here
and we can always move it over to
this side let's say
and the computer will
try it's best to fix up this image.
Let's go ahead and..
see if we can fix this bit here as well.
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Let's move it over to here
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It looks, ok..
definitely better than the shadow.
Let's try and fix this area here as well.
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If you wanted to you can always go to this tool here
go to sharpen tool
and then sharpen some of the bits which you're not happy with.
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You can even go underneath that
and go to the burn tool
make it larger
and this will make areas darker.
So for example, we can make this bit here darker.
If it was..
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