#Design

In 1977, the Dutch city of Groningen implemented a radical Traffic Circulation Plan (TCP) that transformed its car-centric center into a pedestrian and cyclist-friendly environment. By dividing the city into four unreachable sectors for cars, forcing them onto a ring road, they prioritized 'living' over 'moving'. Despite massive initial backlash from business owners and a brief drop in sales, the plan succeeded. Today, Groningen is a global model for urban planning, proving that limiting through-traffic reduces noise and pollution while revitalizing local economies and enhancing quality of life.

This video tutorial guides viewers on how to effectively remove a person from a photo using Photoshop. It outlines the steps of creating a new layer, utilizing the patch tool, and implementing the content-aware feature for seamless background integration.