How best to remove the white writing on this image?

[nicolanicola]

I can't think how best to do it whilst retaining the correct lighting.

I'm going to do it from the individual image that makes up this one, it's just this is the one I have saved.

http://www.absolute-websites.com/b.jpg

[TYPH3OUS]

I'd personally use the clone stamp. I ususally work by moving horizontally along an imave constantly changing the sampling spot so that you retain the shadows and highlights across an object.
Its just a matter of patience

[hank_scorpio]

Clone Tool

Patch Tool

Healing Brush

[garricks]

Yup. Clone stamp.

[nicolanicola]

Clone stamp, brilliant, worked excellently, thank you :)

[Virgo Nightingale]

That is one big image.

[Craig B]

Holy crud, posting a near 2 Mb image?

[Rocketpig]

All hail the mighty clone stamp, saver of many lazy design asses.

*bows before the mighty Photoshop gods*

[Typically]

lol rocketpig. the clone stamp and healing brush are used on a regular basis on my end. the healing brush is AMAZING with wrinkles.

[technojunkie]

Clone stamp....that's pretty tedious

I'd have marquee'd a section of the marker at the top and bottom. Feathered them...patched them together. Burned the shadows in. VOILA.

[Audentia]

because of the angle and annoyingness of the little dotted gradient I would also use the clone tool or healing tool.

[hank_scorpio]

Nobody into the patch tool, no?

[Red Kittie Kat]

Image changed to url ... I couldn't even fit it all on my big monitor lol :p

[nicolanicola]

Nobody into the patch tool, no?

I like it but it didn't work for this, I had to select a tiny bit at a time otherwise it replaced it with the white background and the image etc.

[nicolanicola]

Image changed to url ... I couldn't even fit it all on my big monitor lol :p

Oops, sorry.