1. My task was to use the edit tools to take a part off a picture, make a canyon look less damage, help a man's face get clearer, and to edit the background and hat of a little girl with using editing tools. To be able to remove or replace a part of a photo without it looking "photoshopped"
2.The clone stamp tool was able to replace a area with using another area, which is easily used when their is a repeating pattern, to be able to take something out of a photo without it looking like it was just deleted out, but put owver by the surrounding background to give it a more realistic feel. The healing brush was a lot like the clone stamp tool. It took one area of a photo and replaced with another, therefore helping me out in the canyon photo by repairing and recovering the cracks and such. The patch tool was a selection on an area then it fills the selected area with the content around it or be replaced by a copied selected area. The spot healing brush was like a combination of the patch and the healing brish, it cleared a selected area by using its surroundings to look more realistc.
3. This project could've helped me out with the two Lanzs one. I could of been able to make it look more realistic and I couldve added affects to it and make it look like I was actually interacting with my other self, so to speak.
4. I think the healing brush really fit me. I was absolutely shocked when I realized that I was able to form a replacement to cover up a area. This can really help me out in future photos.
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