How To: Closing Gaps Between Subjects | Move parts of an image in Photoshop

Because it didn't exist on the channel before now, here is literally a step by step for how to move parts of an image in photoshop - aka, closing the gap between subjects that I referred to in the Pets & People video!

It's a dog photography staple, but it also is handy for people portraits, equine photography and more - knowing how to move individual things around the image and composite work is really important for any photographer, so this editing tip should be saved for future reference if you're just learning!

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[katieromano]

Thank you SO much! Photoshop is so daunting to me but you make it so much clearer. Definitely one of the best photoshop learning accounts around! Just noticed a couple in a group shot was standing a bit far away from the rest and this saved me.

[aleskuzmic]

Just want to say.. Thank you for every and each video you make. Not only that you teach everyone how to do things but also inspire them. Love your lessons. PLEASE keep on the good job.

[daemon]

Really good to see you put another editing video up. Thanks.

[lilyj]

Woah mind blown 🤯 you explain photoshop so well I feel I can actually do it!! So I'm super happy for more editing tip videos thank you! And this tip is going to help me out so much! Thanks jess 👍🏼

[agaadler]

Thank You Jess! With your tips I can give my photos the second life :-)

[katyeah]

I love your tutorials! Please never stop. 🥰

[springhillstables]

You are amazing! 😊 I'm so glad I've discovered you, and I can't wait to watch All of your videos 😁 (I've only watched about 10 so far... and have loved them All!). Thank you!!!

[Ksusha]

Hi Jess!!! I just found your channel today and if I can just take a minute and say how much I am enjoying your videos and the content. I've learnt so much already. It's all very well filmed, edited and delivered. THANK YOU!!!

[susanbuentello]

That was wonderfully helpful. I had a situation a while back where I needed this! I managed to do what I needed to do but this would have been ten times easier than what I did. Thanks for this!

[janh]

Great thanks and gorgeous light in the shot 😃😃

[nigelwallace]

Awesome, thanks for this Jess. I have always wanted a simple explanation on how to do this and now you have helped an old man out 😀.
I too am also frustrated that people are copying your style…. I see it everywhere and you must be pulling your hair out. Grrrr !!! Keep smiling.

[judywright]

Another great tutorial. Thanks again!

[isabelnash]

Thank you! Wonderful tutorial, easy to follow.

[flashchikV.]

Great step by step! I need to practice this 🙌 Thank you as always :D

[alica]

again so helpful... thank you so much <3

[chrisciunga]

Incredible helpful! And so clearly explained. Because of you I'm changing my opinion on PS :)) Thank You!

[jannielou]

So awesome, thanks you are the best...

[AutomotiveWoman]

Do you have a photoshop tutorial about removing images from green screen and placing objects on another background? I have difficulty removing me from a green screen images, because I have a lot of hair. Help! Please.

[denisebuzzelli]

It would be helpful if you completed the process by explaining how to merge the layers and export the photo for beginners.

[marylebone]

5:22 we don't have the rectangle tool. Please show an alternative for windows users.