How to erase this

I'm trying but there is no way I can clone this man out without messing up that area, using clone stamp in CS. What would you do?

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Some people better than I am could clone him out. Maybe he's part of their memory & you could leave him in.
Otherwise, what I'd have done was take the shot so I had something. Then move a little to the left & take another. Move again...

I'm quite proficient with photoshop, but I would probably not even attempt editing the dude out because it seems a lot of effort (you basically have to draw parts of the scene with no source for cloning) without much payoff, especially if you have other shots.

As mentioned above there are too many detailed things in the background that would need to be rebuilt if you removed him from the shot. It could be done, it would be painstaking, and honestly the shot doesnt seem to be worth it.

Clone him out. Not that hard to do

chrisa wrote in post #16644213
Clone him out. Not that hard to do

I wouldn't attempt it buy if you think it's not that hard - go for it

chrisa wrote in post #16644213
Clone him out. Not that hard to do

I don't know, cloning didn't seem to do a good work at all
(Sorry for disregarding the "IMAGE EDITING OK" thing)
But the vanishing point tool kind of helped with the wooden deck.

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^Are you cloning out the right person?

LOL!

Do you have similar shots from just before or after where some of the people have moved?

That's hilarious, man !

HmrMike wrote in post #16645708
I don't know, cloning didn't seem to do a good work at all
(Sorry for disregarding the "IMAGE EDITING OK" thing)
But the vanishing point tool kind of helped with the wooden deck.

2Live4 wrote in post #16645761
^Are you cloning out the right person?

haha love it!

That made my day.

(maybe they got divorced and she married the waiter?)

HmrMike wrote in post #16645708
I don't know, cloning didn't seem to do a good work at all
(Sorry for disregarding the "IMAGE EDITING OK" thing)
But the vanishing point tool kind of helped with the wooden deck.

too funny, well done

HmrMike wrote in post #16645708
I don't know, cloning didn't seem to do a good work at all
(Sorry for disregarding the "IMAGE EDITING OK" thing)
But the vanishing point tool kind of helped with the wooden deck.

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It's ok to edit my photo, that is why I post here and ask for help. But I can't help LOLLLLLLL. I'll read up on vanishing point.

All: We have a lot of good shots from professional photographer, however she didn't take any shot from this angle. It might be not worth to keep it from technical point of view but the bride really likes this shot.

Here is the link to the original JPG

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