how would i move this?

[maddog]

Wondering if it's possible to remove the tree to the right in the picture?
and how?
I've a load of pics some fairly good but the tree is spoiling them all

 

[Scarecrow]

Why didn't you move to the other side of the tree - it would have been much easier than trying to shop all your photos?

I'm not saying it won't be possible to move it, but it will take a lot of time and patience. Also, in the example you have posted, the car is not in focus so you have to ask yourself would the resulting photo be worth the effort?

 

[maddog]

i was just using it as an example, when i stood other side of the tree i was in a nettle patch!
There are a couple of pics i think are def worth having a go at. It'll give me an excuse to try corels new paintshop

 

[AndyB]

You want to remove the only part of the image that is in focus?

 

[IanClark]

Being completely honest, I'd say even for an image with the car in focus, removal of the tree would be painfully long and I think you'd find yourself getting particularly bad tempered over it.

I'd chalk it up to experience and be aware of your surroundings for the next time. If you're forced to stand in a nettle patch, take some good strong rugged jeans and boots (not designer crap)

The alternative is to go out to the venue, stand in almost exactly the same place at the same time (hoping the light is the same), take a similar a photo as you possibly can and then layer mask the two together effectively removing the tree from the image.

 

[CT]

That's a massive editing undertaking for anyone, regardless of skill level, and as has been pointed out - the main subject is well out of focus. Sometimes you just have to charge it up to experience.

 

[mtracerz]

Think this will be a learning curve.
Would be painful to get rid of that tree. Not saying it couldnt be done, but I wouldnt want to be the one doing it
Think about your positioning in future, could you not of got the other side of the tree?
You can only learn from mistakes though