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Oct 20, 2005 20:24 | #1

I don't normall shoot this type of situation. I was attending a wedding and for fun took a few shots for myself. Since I don't do this normally I don't have a good external flash etc, therefore no bounce ability and so on.

Is there a way to remove this shadow in Photoshop CS2? I figure this is a good time to improve some of my post processing skills. This shot itself is not great, but I chose it to post since it does not identify the person in the shot.

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Oct 20, 2005 20:34 | #2

Stamp/Clone Tool will be easy and do wonders.

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Oct 20, 2005 20:55 as a reply to @ Scottes's post | #3

I did this in a few seconds with clone stamp, it worked well. I only did her head to show how it worked.

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Oct 21, 2005 10:15 | #4

Sometimes it helps to select the area that you're going to clone, leaving the important stuff (face) out. Then it's easy to clone right up to the edge.

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