Window Reflection Remover

Remove the window reflection and glare from this uploaded photo. Wherever the glass is doubling the interior, a reflected face, ceiling lights, or the photographer's own silhouette over the scenic view outside, dissolve it away and reconstruct the natural scene as if the photo had been taken with no glass in front of the lens.

Rebuild the view naturally continuous — extend the sky, horizon line, foliage, water, or landscape elements so nothing looks patched or duplicated where the reflection used to sit. Correct the color cast the glass introduced (any tint, haze, or flatness) back to natural outdoor light and contrast, but keep the same time of day and weather conditions already visible in the photo.

Preserve the exact composition, camera angle, and framing of the original shot, and keep every real element of the landscape — the actual scenery, not a generic replacement — unchanged in position and shape. Do not smooth the image into a plastic or painterly look, do not oversharpen, and keep natural photographic grain and texture in the final result.

The final result should look like the same scenic photo taken through open air with a clean, unobstructed lens — no reflection, no glare, no glass artifacts, just the honest view.