How to REMOVE a FENCE with Photoshop Elements

Here is a Photoshop Elements fix for those times you have to shoot through a fence.

Sometimes you have to shoot through a fence to get the shot you want. You can either leave the fence in as part of the composition, like fences in a zoo demonstrating how dangerous the lion is. Or you can remove the fence to show the subject clearly. Here is a fix to remove the fence. This is a more advanced project, but no reason a beginner can't try this as well. The only way you learn is by trying. This technique is based on several Adobe Photoshop techniques that I found on YouTube. I have adjusted and modified the tricks used to work with Photoshop Elements. This video is demonstrated in Photoshop Elements 2024 but will work in earlier versions as well.

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[jessquinn]

This will help me George, I work at the Zoo here in Seattle and you have no idea how many times a great shot at our aviary is ruined by fencing.

[anne]

What an amazing tutorial, the end result is excellent. The clone stamp is the one tool I really struggle with, I will follow this and have a go, although it will take me many attempts, but will be great practice. Thanks George 😊

[febeleven]

That was awesome. I always get so relaxed when I watch you edit videos!

[MrMoonpie]

Nice training George, enjoyed it very much!!!! A tough subject handled well! Purchased the training course, looking for it to go live soon! Thank you for the deal and also for the Coach! I get stuck often and it is helpful to have a Gurus in my corner at a click of a button!!!!

Rich

[sparkle.s]

We always are going to the zoo
What interesting photos these will make!
Thank you George

[stevehageman]

Thanks - nice tutorial. The 'Royals' must have watched this tutorial. Ha, ha, ha, ha.... ;-)

[jenda]

Velmi skvělý a poučný tutoriál - jak odstranit plot při snímcích v zoo! Velice si toho vážím George 👍

[peggymccauley]

Thank you George. I have been wanting to know how to do this for a long time. This is the best video I have seen on this subject. It takes time and patience! I appreciate the time you give.

[jolp]

Amazing. I tend to forget the clone stamp - won't any more. Thanks George.

[DrinkingStar]

I like how you used the layer mask to select the fence for removal.

[billshrive]

Great Video George . I'll give this a go as I been looking for something like this.

[bentkm]

Thanks again George. I am going to become a master image editor when your PSE24 course is released tomorrow.

[usernamemykel]

Hi, George

Would I be able to "tether" (it would be an HDMI cable) from my DSLR to Photoshop Elements 15 while working on still life w/flash or still life light painting, to give a bigger image than Live View, for composition and lighting setups?
Many thanks!

[daviddavidson]

kept telling me something about opaque pixels?