Fixing a background

[bildo]

Hi guys,
Did a shoot at the weekend for my Goddaughter, I purchased a load of bits to make sure it all went as well as it could, as it was my first time trying this kind of thing.

Left it up to the Mum to provide the backdrop, as she had one, but at the last minute couldn't get it. Instead I was provided with 2 creased up tablecloths.

I did what I could, but with the Goddaughter only being a toddler she had to be quite close to the sheet or she fell down (tried all sorts of things.) Now, I'm pleased with the shots, with the exception of the clear creases in the sheet in the background.

I tried cutting around her and making the background quite, but it just looks bizarre and doesn't work at all.

Has this been screwed beyond recognition, or is there something I can do in LR/PS?

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[haggis]

No photo??

 

[BruceMo]

If it's on a plain back drop it would be easy to select and alter background in photoshop, or you could use softening brush in LR to reduce creases with multiple passes

 

[symmetricalOCD]

clone/heal brush in LR might work well? It's hard to know without seeing the image

 

[swanseamale47]

Does she stand out from the BG?, the hair is often the most tricky, it depends on several factors, using channels as a basis for masks can work well sometimes.

 

[TG.]

Has this been screwed beyond recognition!

Very hard to tell when their is nothing to look at, post the photo