Photoshop Pictures: Ritual



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Amok Time, created by pearlie

Amok Time photoshop picture

A Trek fan since the beginning, this is the first thing that came to mind. "Amok Time" is the second season premier episode of Star Trek: The Original Series...broadcast on September 15, 1967... written by science fiction author Theodore Sturgeon...

The episode features First Officer Spock returning to his homeworld for a brutal Vulcan mating ritual. It is the only episode of Star Trek: The Original Series to depict scenes on the planet Vulcan - and one of the very few where Spock smiles, if only for a moment, when he learns that he did not kill his friend, Capt. Kirk. (This scene, used for storyboards only, was not published.)

There are several video clips on YouTube, and more info at the last link.



Macabre Ritual, created by DanielaOwergoor

Macabre Ritual photoshop picture

Special thanks to:

Fantasy Stock: http://fantasystock.deviantart.com/

mjranum-stock: http://mjranum-stock.deviantart.com/



The ritual, created by erikuri

The ritual photoshop picture

All the magic and all the potions for...

Thanks to:
- Vasiliy Koval @ Photoxpress;
- hisks and lusi @ RGBStock;
- linder6580 and mordoc @ Sxc.hu.



Death Ritual, created by erathion

Death Ritual photoshop picture

Ginger & Shayla-http://moon-willowstock.deviantart.com/

Becca-http://liam-stock.deviantart.com/

Marcus J. Ranum-http://mjranum-stock.deviantart.com/

Kate-http://gothicbohemianstock.deviantart.com/

Thanks guys for the fabulous images that i used for this entry...


Becca-The most beautiful witch in the world....



The ritual, created by wazowski

The ritual photoshop picture

Hitch hiker's handbook tip 42: In case you see a warning sign saying that you're about to enter an area where some unknown hostile tribe lives who were so unfortunate to get a curse some centuries ago...then do NOT ignore that warning!

Only source image and photoshop. For the guy in front I looked at 2 references (one to see how a body looks like, other to see how a lifted arm would behave). See SBS how things are done. Please do not forget to check the High Resolution version before you vote.
Thanks.

Edit: improved some spaceranger issues :-) & softened some edges here and there