A telltale sign that tensions had eased between the two universes was the formation of the Joint Fringe Division Surfing Club.

Obviously, there are many liberties being taken with various Photoshop tools to create a very poor illusion of more surfers than actually exist.  What intrigues me is the ‘why’ behind the image.  I’m gonna go with a scenario where the manager had a small photo of surfers, but was too cheap to have it framed because he already had this really wide frame in his attic that would fit the space perfectly, and… that’s when Javier, the cook-slash-graphic arts student, decided to make his big move.

Thanks Michael. The original was found at a Taco del Mar restaurant in Washington state. 

Not a PSD.  This is actually a production still from the upcoming Star Trek sequel, working title:  Androids of Bikini Beach.  As you can see, several ‘Oscars’ and ‘Alices’ are visible, and each wears an identifying amulet with name and series number.  Fun cameo appearance by Amanda Seyfried, as well!

The Clone Stamp is one of my favorite tools.  And when combined with Color Erase and some simple alterations to hair, makeup, wardrobe, and posing, it’s not difficult to make five or six models look like a crowd of fifty.  However, let this disaster be a lesson to all about the inherent dangers of drinking and Photoshopping.  More often than not, sloppy use of this tool will slip through the cracks of the review phase and written off to double vision caused by one too many CranBAMS.

Thanks Fabien. The original was found on the DocNews website. You can check out our red image gallery if you can’t see the marked up version.

Hundreds of local youth showed up today to apply for a few job openings at the new Abercrombie & Fitch.

Thanks April for the submission and the explanation. The original was created by Alliance For America’s Future. The focus was to keep children living and working in Ohio. Be sure to check out this images tag if you can’t see the PSD.

We believe environmental control begins with limiting the pollution that excess models create and have set a great example by recycling ours. You’re welcome.

Thanks T. The original was found in a local mall.

Reader Captions:

They figured if they didn’t show the shirt, no one would be able to tell it was the same guy.  I always identify people, not by their faces, but by the color of their shirt.  Every time my mother where a yellow shirt, I think she’s my Uncle Fred.  It gets very confusing at thanksgiving. By Stella