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I would just paint right over the red area using the blue-white color immediately surrounding it.  Select the color of the surrounding area often so that it blends well on all sides.  Maybe apply a gradient making it a bit darker at the bottom.  When you feel like that part is done, make a selection of the (former) red area and include a good bit of extra space around it.  Copy that selection to a new layer and then give it a healthy blur to match the blurriness that's already there.


Forgot to add...  do all of this on new layers.  Always leave the original photo untouched on the bottom layer.


What is our favorite program/app? (Hint - it begins and ends with the letter P)
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