PetaPixel Photoshop Fail: Australian PM Had Two Left Feet in Official Website Photo


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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison was the victim of a humorous Photoshop fail this week after people noticed that the family photo at the top of his official website showed him with two left feet.

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The second left foot.

Morrison had been wearing sneakers in the original family portrait, and it seems whoever was responsible for his website decided that the slightly dirty shoes were a little too casual and unbefitting of Australia’s government head. The Photoshopper presumably found a photo of a sparkly white left sneaker and used the same photo to replace both of Morrison’s shoes.

The shoddy Photoshop job was immediately mocked across social media:



There is no way even the most incompetent graphic designer would photoshop 2 left feet and do it that badly. Someone in PMO hates @ScottMorrisonMP

— Dee Madigan (@deemadigan) January 9, 2019





#auspol story of 2019: our latest PM (ScoMo) had nice white shoes photoshopped onto his feet for his official https://t.co/eXNtcX7xTa site?! Yup. Regular bloke. Our tax dollars hard at work. #shoegate pic.twitter.com/kA0gG0yy9L

— Luke (@lukerhn) January 8, 2019





And here is what my staff came up with today … Hey @scottmorrisonmp If you want to photoshop in some new shoes, at least make it worth the effort! pic.twitter.com/bPZT6BYbNe

— Fiona Patten MP (@FionaPattenMLC) January 9, 2019





Yo did I do this right?#Shoegate pic.twitter.com/cW2axIecQQ

— Greig White (@schnozzman) January 8, 2019





The shoes are real, they just photoshop in whoever is currently prime minister.

— Cartoonist For The Australian Newspaper (@jonkudelka) January 8, 2019



The website photo was soon replaced with the original unretouched shot showing the sneakers someone tried to hide:

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Morrison says that the Photoshopping was done without his knowledge, and he responded to the social media jabs with a close-up photo of the original sneakers:



Message to my Department (PM&C): I didn’t ask for the shoeshine, but if you must Photoshop, please focus on the hair (lack thereof), not the feet!
Here they are in all their glory – my footwear of choice whenever I can get out of a suit. pic.twitter.com/hKKUstnArq

— Scott Morrison (@ScottMorrisonMP) January 8, 2019



“I didn’t ask for the shoeshine, but if you must Photoshop, please focus on the hair (lack thereof), not the feet!” Morrison writes.

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