See before & after pictures below.

Notice how in the “after” shot below, we have removed the motorcycle, street sign or pole, antenna above the roof, satellite dish, and pipes in the foreground…

OK, here’s how we do it.

1. First select the polygon lasso tool from the Tools box:

2. Then create a selection around the object you want to eliminate, i.e. this antenna:

3. After you make your selection, goto “Edit > Fill…” like this:

4. Make sure “Content-Aware” is selected and press OK:

5. Like true awesomesauce, Photoshop will remove the item you selected:

That’s it! Let me know if you benefited form this tutorial.

If you need a new website or if it’s time to redesign your existing one, let me know because and I will be glad to be of service.

Reach out to me for a free consultation. I’m ready for hire.

Here’s a breakdown of my creative design services…

This includes re-designing your website, creating new websites that are…

• Easy to use and user-updatable, or for complex article management
• Video-based with a narrator walking around and talking like on TV
• Flash-animated or database-driven sites with custom requirements
• App-driven with calendars, news, blogs, contact forms, shopping carts
• The list goes on and on…if you’ve seen it done, I can do it

This includes pretty much anything that can be printed…

• Magazine ads, newspaper prints, billboards, event banners
• T-shirts, CD covers, jars, hats, mouse pads, vehicle graphics
• Business cards, brochures, flyers, door hangers, you name it!

OK, here’s what we can do as far as your logo…

• Create a new custom logo or revamp your existing logo
• Make your logo 3D, animated, with voiceovers and sound effects
• Re-draw your logo if it’s not fit for print (or if you lost the original)

Multimedia means any design that moves…

• Video production, TV ads, radio ads, voiceovers, sound effects
• Flash animations for whatever occasion – to grab attention
• 3D product renderings, layout maps, interactive diagrams

Nothing makes a design look better than great photos…

• Product galleries (for the things you want to advertise)
• People photos (for the team profiles section of your design)
• Location photos (of your building, office, studio, or equipment)
• Event photos (to post in your blog…for PR exposure reasons)

We have both online/offline marketing campaign approaches that include…

• Viral Youtube videos, Facebook groups, Myspace pages
• Interactive ads, annoying pop up ads, website banners
• Search engine optimization, newsletter management, etc.

You can produce these high-contrast, nice color range, cartoon-like images with your Nikon D60! I’ll explain briefly the concept. My friend Asem actually showed me how to do this once. He does this at Little Woodrow’s bar where he is shoots low-light settings.

You set your camera’s image quality to RAW mode. Then you take a normal picture, a picture with low exposure (dark) and a picture with high exposure (light). Then you use a compositing software which I can give you that puts them together.

The effect is when you have low exposure (black looking), the white areas look more detailed. Likewise, when you have high exposure (white looking), the black areas look more detailed.
When you put it all together, you have a picture that has a nice color and contrast range.

He does this at the bar because there is poor lighting at night in certain areas but near the light or the window for example the lighting is better. This distributes things better.
Try it out. I’d love to see what fine things you come up with.