Damien Symonds

I'm so sorry, I don't know. I'm going to move this question to the GenDisc section, in hopes that other members are familiar with those programs, and can tell you.

Yes, I think so.

You must have misread it. I just tried it, and it worked perfectly.

Yeah, gosh, I agree. The veil will be the challenge. Please, Candice, don't do any Photoshop work until your raw processing is completed. I'm pretty sure this bride wasn't married in blue.

That certainly sounds promising, yes.

Yep!

Find a photo of suitably-matching out-of-focus greenery, and start painstakingly masking it in there.

It still looks like it's glowing a bit

Yeah, you're not kidding.

What size brush were you using? Usually I use a 5-6 pixel brush for this kind of masking.

Yep!

I know, but not all of it.

Yay! Best one! Just a bit of light halo along the top of the roof (in the sky) especially towards the left-hand end.

No, Sandra, PLEASE turn the sky layer off and on a bunch of times so you can see the flaws with your masking.

Some cloning will inevitably be necessary as well.

No, you'll need to mask the roof away entirely. Paint completely black where the roof is.

There's no "trick" to that - just really careful masking. Generally, for this kind of work, I zoom in to about 400%, and use a 5-6px brush. Oh, and the Shift key is vital.

It's so vitally important, once you've done an edit like this, to turn the layer/s off and on a bunch of times, to look for flaws.

Good! Just mask the roof, and it'll be great.

Well, I guess it would be like this eye flip, but on a grander scale.

I fear not, sorry

Well, the smaller prints will be ok with the Patch Tool, but for the bigger area at the front, you'll need another photo of smooth sand to swap.

This is a valiant effort. But there's a bit too much obvious cloning repetition in the trees

Have you tried copying and flipping the wall/columns from the other side? That seems like the most likely solution.

This irritates me so much. No, I'm not aware of a way, sorry. If you find one, can you let me know?