Removing wrinkles in backdrop...

I'm looking to remove some wrinkles in the backdrop of these shots. I don't care about the big creases in the backdrop, mainly the smaller wrinkles. Here's one of them, the rest are on my flickr page.

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Use Surface Blur instead.

You may need to duplicate the layer and mask out the subject so it isn't affected by the blur.
Here's a quick try with a Surface Blur of 7; I did a rough layer mask of the foreground so that the blur only affected the backdrop.

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I have used a Jiffy® Steamer J-2000 before it worked pretty good for a small areas.
http://www.jiffysteame​r.com …amerCatId=2&bas​emodelId=8

Heres a quick job

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An iron.

Thanks fedka and lecherro, those look much better.

Nice result!
Lecherro, you used Surface blur too?

I used a gausian blur on the whole image, copied in another layer, to smooth it out and a layer mask to reveal the sharper image underneath. I did this in about 5 min. I could have taken a lot longer and gotten better results.

Here's my final version:

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RacingThoughts, Fedka, both of you have great results,
but if you pay attention to right bottom bigger wrinkles on image (on wrinkle shadows)
only Lecherro has no defects there
its not critic - just a note

Thanks- good observation. Maybe I'll do a little more work on that part of the image.

EDIT: Here's my latest version.

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PixelMagic wrote in post #8115269
Use Surface Blur instead.

You may need to duplicate the layer and mask out the subject so it isn't affected by the blur.
Here's a quick try with a Surface Blur of 7; I did a rough layer mask of the foreground so that the blur only affected the backdrop.

You are a star!

Thankyou.

spot healing brush in lightroom, and skin smoothing....I did mess one thing up though, And I didnt see it until I posted