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Help with removing something, please!


The old face move and layer mask trick.

edit: Removed
 
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Maybe you can add a little texture on the litle blury spot in the chin, if you wanna make it perfect.
 
No I don't think so!

I'm going to remove it in 5 mins. Yours is much better. I'm just playing around at this point. I really hate working this fast. I usually take my time and do it right.
 
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Wow, I definitely didn't expect this to get so many replies! Thank you all so much, it's actually difficult to choose which version looks the best now.

Tom Mann said:
Is it just me that notices things like what appear to be paw prints on the wall, what looks like a bruise on her shoulder, and the deep shadow of her arm on the wall? I think all these anomalies, plus all the grain /noise detract from what could be a great picture. I think the basic concept, framing, sepia color, low key treatment are all wonderful, but because of the problems, personally, I would regard this is as just a good first draft, and that if at all possible, the OP should get someone to re-shoot it who could implement the concept better and come up with a real winner.
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This was actually taken during a concert and the original photo is low-quality, so there's not much I can do about it. The thing on the wall is a slide show (that also explains the weird shadows). However, it's all fine to me as the photo is just a nice memory for personal use.
 
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