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Graphics.com has a good tips tutorial on Using Photoshop Elements 3 to Remove Unwanted Objects:
'Many times a picture is perfect except for a power line or an unwanted sign or, for that matter, an unwanted person who wanders into your shot. Sometimes all it takes to get the picture right is a little Photoshop Elements blur here, or a burn there. Other times you’ll need to remove the object entirely, and that’s when other techniques come in handy. In this tutorial, I’ll show you a couple of ways to remove other kinds of unwanted objects. Removing a Tarp from the Golden Gate BridgePhotographer Monica Lee needed a shot of the Golden Gate Bridge, but on the day she picked to shoot it, the Highway and Transportation District wasn’t cooperating. As you can see in the first illustration, they placed a yellow tarp right in the middle of the bridge. Monica got the shot, and I helped her remove the unwanted blemish.'
Posted by Darren in our Tips category on December 20, 2004