Patch Tool vs Clone Stamp

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Today in class, fix the following images using either the Clone Stamp or Patch Tool. When you post the final image, please tell me which tool you used and why you chose that one (or if you used both tools), as well as any troubles you may have had in using the tool. 
**Remember when using the Clone Stamp, you have to press the ALT button to **
select where you want to "clone" (copy). 

 1) Get rid of one of the sheep in the photo
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 2) Get rid of the bandaid on Nelly's face
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 3) Put another tree in the picture
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 4) Get rid of the stain in the shirt
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 5) Give the person another ear piercing/second earing
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 6) Get rid of the necklace on the Duchess of Cambridge (for this photo, you can't save it- copy and paste it into Photoshop)
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