The making of "The Itsy Bitsy Spider-M... Zo...?"

I bought this Spider-Man statue recently. Great piece.

It's a Wizard Exclusive Marvel Zombies: Spider-Man Bust Limited to 1,000.

I photographed the statue in my living room, the background is a cemetery from my hometown and the sky I made in Photoshop using a couple of pictures.

The pictures I used:

Some of the steps:

Before and after "Jason Voorhees"

Before and after "Moss Z: Mosseporten"

This is the first picture in a series from my hometown Moss, where zombies and / or nature has taken over the town. This is the tunnel into town. Welcome :)

The making of "I've got one that can see!"

Before and after "The Too Late Night Show"

The making of "Jeg reiser alene"

This is not all of the steps or a tutorial. But it gives an idea of what is done.

The picture is a poster created for a show in my hometown this Christmas.

The finished picture:

The pictures I used:

The trees, Santa and his sleigh, snow and some of the fire are stock images.

The light/star was added using the Knoll Light Factory.

The yellow fabric was used as the red cape.

This was shot from a plane (vacation)

T-800 and Delorean

The making of "Odd E. Custer"

I visited Bodie, California in the summer of 2011. That's where I photographed the "farm".
The sky was shot somewhere a couple of years ago.
Last week I photographed the guy and the dog.
All done with natural light.

The four original pictures that was used:

Placed a diffuser behind Odd so I could mask out his hair.

Step by step:

As shot.

Camera Raw edit.

Changed the perspective using Free Transform and Distort.

Moved the well, and some of the sand and grass in the left down corner.

Removed a person, lightened some of the shadows, lowered the lower part and added a new sky.

Added the dog.

Added the guy on the next three pictures.

And finally I added some color cast. Finito.