Is there a way to "clean" the floor in photoshop without getting rid of the sturcture (little stones) of the floor?
Can this floor be cleaned
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The only thing that comes to mind and that would come close would be to sample a reasonably clear part of the floor (e.g. the lower left corner), then paste that as a pattern, warp it to create the required foreshortening, then paste it onto the actual image. Then make a curves adjustment layer to mimic the variation in illumination and selectively blend that in. Quite a bit of work, not guaranteed to yield a satisfactory result.
This is one of those cases where actually cleaning the floor and making a new photograph is the easier option.
The only thing that comes to mind and that would come close would be to sample a reasonably clear part of the floor (e.g. the lower left corner), then paste that as a pattern, warp it to create the required foreshortening, then paste it onto the actual image. Then make a curves adjustment layer to mimic the variation in illumination and selectively blend that in. Quite a bit of work, not guaranteed to yield a satisfactory result.
This is one of those cases where actually cleaning the floor and making a new photograph is the easier option.
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