

Here is a photograph of a thermometer that I've used the liquefy filter on. It did a good job of "melting" the thermometer but unfortunately, it also distorted the background.
The picture on the right shows where I painted back the wall around the thermometer with the history brush to restore the wall to its original state. I changed the size of the history brush to get into the smaller areas as I was working.
In order not to accidentally paint the thermometer back you could select the thermometer as I did with the magnetic lasso tool, then select Inverse. Now with only the background selected I won't accidentally brush back the changes I made to the thermometer.
If you want to get really tricky, you'll notice

Want to try something really neat? Take a photograph, convert it to Black and White. Then paint part of it back to color.
(Tip: Use a soft edged brush and change the size of the brush as needed)

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