Please notice the word boobs is floating in the air, and the text is not angled correctly making it very clear it's just added on top.
Adding text to a picture can hardly be called a Photoshop with that low effort.
Edit: Apparently I was wrong.
"B" and half a "o" is on the stone the other half of the "o" and "obs" is either floating in the air or written on the base in an angle that only works from where the camera is placed.
Could you try and compare the deformation of the letters with with birth and death date with the added text, if you want to add text they have to follow that, based on the viewing angle. And then there's the missing engraving of the letters. 🙄
Look at the white line just above the epitaph. It's where the face of the grave meets the base. I thought the same as you at first, but it's a trick with the shadows.
The oldest image I could find of this is from 2016 and it looks legitimate: https://i.imgur.com/LO4zcEW.jpeg
If you're going to disrespect someone's grave, at least photoshop it correctly you uncultured peasant...
I did some light sleuthing and it's apparently real. Though this is from an old Reddit post so who knows.
All these Photoshop sluthes, need to update their posts and take ownership of being wrong. No excuses, just own up.
It looks the text is off shooting the sign, but that's just the shadow, and the text is engraved on the base of the grave.
Similar to this Photoshop not being real, he didn't get what he wanted, but W. C. Fields wanted "On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia" on his gravestone. That's probably my favorite epitaph.
Spike Milligan's was 'I told you I was ill', but the churchyard refused, so they put it in Irish.
