How can I remove a watermark? Revisited

Joe Randolph, I was not able post to the original post or to comment at that time.
Any photo that is copy-writed is the property of the photographer.

No one can steal it from them.
Using Adobe Photoshop to take out a watermark cannot be done.
That low resolution image with a watermark is used to protect the photographer from pirates and thieves.

Joe, You or Grim posted a link: Photo.net and I found this image on that site:

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/6261/theelementsarabianhorsevq1.jpg

Joe, how do I purchase that photo and have the photo signed by the photographer? The photo is amazing. I want a large print to adorn my studio and have it framed.
I find the image breathtaking. The whole portfolio is just great from this photographer. I have not changed the name of this photo image.

Joe, perhaps you can Google the name and find out for me how to purchase the photo. That would be great if you could do that for me.
I have tried to find out. Not that good at it to contact the photographer. I think the photographer is from Spain.

Here is an example of why to purchase a photo:
This is a photo that I took in Cappadoccia, Turkey:
CAMEL
http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/8003/cappcamel03040rf.jpg

To take this image again one would have to fly to Istanbul, Turkey. Drive to Ankara, the Capitol, drive south into the central part of the country into the mountainous region of Cappadoccia and find the owner of this camel. Plus bring your own camera that may cost a lot of money. Spend a whole day there in order to photograph this young female.
Add the cost of hotels and the total cost to take this photo will be close to three thousand dollars.
Wouldn't it be just smart to purchase the photo at a fraction of the cost from the original photographer?
I'll bet most would rather do that. You would sleep better at night also.

Thanks,

-Kevin