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For this image is used the Clone stamp tool, copies pixels from one area of an image and paints them over another, allowing users to duplicate elements, remove unwanted objects, or repair imperfections. my process of creating this image is firstly, i started by searching for a worthy image, after i found the image i desired.i decided to remove the inside body of water to give more important/emphasis to the bigger body of water by clone the grass around the water, and made a hill making the image full in my opinion. even though the first maybe more visually appealing this image is to show how i used the clone stamp tool on landscapes.

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For this particular image, i used the Spot healing tool, quickly repairs image imperfections by automatically sampling pixels from surrounding areas to replace unwanted blemishes, spots, or small objects, ensuring a seamless blend. firstly i started by picking a image with something i consider as a imperfection like the snow on the raccoons face. by using the spot healing tool it so enlightenment, i thought how easier designing could be because of this amazing life changing tool.ill be for sure reusing this tool.

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For this image, i used the Content-Aware Fill, intelligently fills a selected area of an image with content from surrounding areas, allowing users to remove unwanted objects, extend backgrounds, or repair damaged areas.which would be so useful if i known/found out earlier because of other assignments in photo which could help me remove objects as good at this. just like the spot healing tool, context aware fill is amazing and life changing and will help me bring my design to the next level.

 

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