Adobe Photoshop - Remove anything - cloning part 3

Remove anything in Adobe Photoshop - Continued
Building on the basic clone stamp, onject removal using gradients videos that I brought you over the past couple weeks I wanted to bring you a bit more advanced object removal where you would need to either paint in or source your clone out other than an immediate clone stamp.
In todays video we go through the Clone Stamp, Brush, selections and other techniques.
Often times when removing objects from an image we are left with a hole without obvious clues or references to what was behind the object. When this happens you have to visualize what would look right in that area and figure out how to create it.
So a bit of a longer video today but I hope you all found it helpful. As always if you have any questions thrown them my way! I try and answer everyone.
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Please watch: "Tutorial action photo sequence in Adobe Photoshop - Free practice files to follow along how to"
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[@howto9292]

Nice design :O thumps up

[@nhoover]

Awesome! Thanks so much!

[@MegaWhitePony]

Why don't work with vanishing point filter. The part at the brick wall would be so much easier.

[@BillNicholsTV]

Potentially yes

[@coalakida]

useful , are you kidding that was great, but how do you do a video with a clone ? mac wise.