Considering their slogan is “Enjoy Life Naturally,” you’d think at least one part of this picture would be, y’know – natural.

The only part of this picture that looks semi-correct  is that outlet – which is a nice touch in a chip advert, Deep River. Does that floor have a drop shadow? Curiosity abound with the table’s misty black aura and the middle picture’s trend-setting upward shadow, too. Getting that dog out of the picture is animal rescue at this point.

Thanks Alexander! You can find the original on the Deep River Facebook page.

Either Dockers is making a statement about reflecting on where our shoes come from, or someone flipped this image without thinking.

I may be jumping to conclusions by calling this a sloppy image edit. For all we know, Dockers is aiming a product line at people who have two right feet or a stylish stance similar to that of a duck.

Thanks Martin for the find. You can see the original Happy-Size.

Mmm, who wants a milkshake?  This isn’t the first time that Cosmopolitan magazine has graced our site, but this mistake is certainly their most embarrassing yet.

Yes, we know that this is not a Photoshop Disaster, but it’s such a great example of a layout disaster that we just had to share it.

Found on BuzzFeed, via Imgur.

We’re not usually into conspiracy theories, but since this appears to be the same model who had a thigh disaster recently, we’re starting to suspect that the good people at Victoria’s Secret are trying to hide something.  I don’t know why, though; there’s no shame in being a Minotaur.

Thanks for the great find, Tryptophan!  The original is here.

Like my last family portrait, this one involves handcuffs and what my mother describes as “a very unnatural-looking child.”

Doting sis Debra has her hand/arm/presence airbrushed in next to a gritty Dexter. Besides forced familial ties, it’s all smiles in the Morgan household.

Thanks Isabel!

Amica magazine SAYS this is Eva Longoria on their cover. We call shenanigans.

Via Yahoo Style.