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Use the Clone Stamp or Healing Brush tools in Photoshop to carefully paint over the passerby. Pay attention to the shadows and texture around the area to keep it natural.
Content-Aware Fill is best when the background behind the passerby is relatively uniform and simple. It automatically blends the area but may need additional touch-up to keep shadows believable.
A common mistake is over-bleaching or under-adding shadows, making the edited area stand out. Always check the shadow's direction and softness to match the original lighting.
A photo retoucher or digital artist usually does this to produce clean images for advertising or product listings.
AI can quickly remove the person and sometimes generate shadows, but it often needs manual adjustments. Professional retouchers still handle tricky shadow work for best results.
Removing a person involves cloning or healing to erase entire objects, while softening skin tone changes the appearance of skin without altering the scene's structure.
Don't mistake it for aligning outdoor scenes or enhancing eye brightness. Those tasks focus on different areas—scene composition or facial features—while this is about removing objects.