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today Ill show you an insanely simple way to remove background shadows in Photoshop with some sneaky selection tricks to save you some time along the way but if you ever find it hard to remember all of the steps in videos like this one I created a free pdf cheat sheet for this lesson thatll tell you how to get later in this video but for now lets get into Photoshop now the shadow that were going to remove from this particular image is the one of our subject on the wall just to make the image look a little bit more clean overall and the easiest way that we can do that is using the patch tool but the problem with the patch tool is that it doesnt do a very good job to allow you to easily select around the edges of a subject because we need to keep our subjects arm and her hand intact so were going to use the combination of two different selection areas to help our patch tool do a better job here to begin Ill click on the select subject button with my image layer selected to select
