I would use the clone tool then smooth everything out. Depending how good you want it to be depends how long its going to take you.

To give you an idea this one took about 15 mins and hasnt been smoothed, the face will be the hard part, as the shades vary alot. The hairdryer looks hard but if you use the clone stamp correctly it should look ok.

If you want it to look good you will obviously have to use a smaller clone stamp than i have because on the large version the clone is very clear, but you get better results the longer you work on it.

man that was really gud work, i always wanted to be able to do things like this but never succeeded , i wish i cud take some classes from u on how to do this as I also have a lot of pictures which are not so good (not spoilt but just din't turn out to be gud from the camera) and I wanted to fix them.

i have fixed it a little bit but will the post on mon since its at skooll...

I dont claim to be any good to be honest, I just like playing around with this sort of thing. I think "Auto-Adjust" is great lol. I regret not knowing enough to be able to do some of the really good stuff, but I have found that Photoshop lightroom is very good, not for stuff like this but just to help sort out photos that are not quiet as good as they should be, ie to dark. Like I said I'm an auto-adjust fan and this software has done better on alot of my photos than anything else I have tried. I think there are links posted already but if not let me know and I'll see if I can sort some out.

Thanx for ur help ilumta! Appreciate it!

Here.. I fixed it a little bit and the teacher told us we dont have to do it.... so... screw it!