Andrew Price 
The artist Tabor Robak used Photoshop CS5’s impressive "content-aware fill" feature, which can recreate backgrounds behind deleted objects, to remove military vehicles from images. The result: Kitschy nature shots with the ghostly halo of a tank or fighter jet. The series is called Annihilation.
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