London National History Museum MattePainting
I cloned the stairs and put them in the right perspective. Also the right …….was cloned on the left side and the…..was painted this a basic brush. Next, the left side was
cleaned after I looked over other photos of the museum to understand better the architecture. Everything was copied from the clean parts and pasted over. I didn’t wanted to use the clone brush to have more control over the pasted areas. The right pillars were also cloned from the upper side and fit into the right perspective.
Next the signage, since the surroundings areas were very poor in detail, was removed by painting over with a basic soft round brush. Moving on the floor
first I tried to clean it with the clone brush, but I didn’t liked the result, so I made a gray square and i added some noise to fake the ground completely. I put the square in the right perspective with the perspective/distort transform tool
Next I added some reflections
on the floor by duplicate the upper part of the image and flipping it vertically. Everything was erased with a soft brush until the desired effect was accomplished.
