Poop removal...

[srichards]

I was at the Lakeland wildlife oasis and got a nice shot of some small 4 legged thing. Unfortunately I think he/she might have been mid dump...it was lying down all innocent like so I didn't notice until I got home.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7106/6875004118_8d4fc28017.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/srichgtr/6875004118/)
Untitled (http://www.flickr.com/photos/srichgtr/6875004118/) by srichgtr (http://www.flickr.com/people/srichgtr/), on Flickr

Is it something that can be rescued or one you just chalk up to misfortune and go back?!

[garryknight]

One minutes work with the clone stamp tool in Elements 10. Since you've allowed editing but disabled downloading the large Flickr version, I had to use the small version of the photo in your post. A zoologist might notice something missing but I doubt that the average viewer would.

http://i39.tinypic.com/2w311z7.jpg

Edit: Ooops! Lightroom seems to have taken out some of the colour intensity, but you get the idea...

[srichards]

I wondered about the clone/healing type tools but didn't know whether they'd be too obvious with fur. Looks they aren't :thumbs:

[garryknight]

If you have any problems with the Clone Stamp tool, such as repeating patterns, bits of fur, etc, a quick run over the area with the Spot Healing tool usually sorts it out.