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Nicholas is absent this week, so I thought I’d step in and show you a much overlooked, yet powerful, feature in GIMP: Perspective Clone.
Cloning will take what’s under your source and copy it to a destination. That’s ‘create’ for making two of you in one photo, but what if the cloning involves perspective. That is: smaller in the distance and larger in the foreground.
I’ll use this photo as a reference:
First, click the Perspective Clone tool (shown left).
In the Tool Options tab (usually on the left), make sure Modify Perspective is chosen: Now click on the image and adjust the corner boxes to align with the perspective of the image:
Now that GIMP knows the perspective of the building choose Perspective Clone from the Tool Options:
Now, like you would with normal cloning, hold down CTRL to choose your source and click.
Finally, draw where you want to clone to. Simple as that!