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Probably a hefty amount considering it's a photoshop.
http://www.ireport.com/blogs/ireport...house-standing
They need to take whatever specs this house was built to, and that needs to be the building code for all coastal structures (nationwide).
Wonder what it cost to build it to spec...
Probably a hefty amount considering it's a photoshop.
Thats not even a good photoshop
Uhh... I don't think it's fake. They showed it on TV.
I call bs..it may be the coloring from the paticular photos we're seeing that make it look like a photoshop. I won't believe it until I see someone on TV standing in front of it.
http://www.insideedition.com/news.aspx?storyID=2130 scroll through the pictures in slideshow.
It's not fake. I posted the aerial photos from Gilchrist in the Hurricane Ike thread and this is the only house you can see in the aerial shots.
I guess I'll just have to watch it tonight. I saw the air date is today.
Hmmm, couldn't tell the house was on stilts from that AHF link. That could explain why the shadows are going in a different direction than everything else in that first photo. Still kinda looks like the photo was touched up to brighten the colors on the house but it may in fact be real
It's real, they even showed it on some of the flyovers the Houston TV stations were doing of Bolivar Peninsula.Hmmm, couldn't tell the house was on stilts from that AHF link. That could explain why the shadows are going in a different direction than everything else in that first photo. Still kinda looks like the photo was touched up to brighten the colors on the house but it may in fact be real
They were even joking that the contractor should take that photo and put it on every flyer/poster/website/promotional avenue he has.
http://news.aol.com/article/grim-sce...141x1200570247
A single home stands in what used to be a neighborhood in Gilchrist, Texas. Rescuers who have reached areas hardest hit by Hurricane Ike have come across scenes that range from almost unimaginable devastation to just plain strange. Click to see some of the most gripping images from Texas.
What threw me a bit was the way the ground was around the house, it didn't look like it was natural, it looked like the house was placed on top of the grass and what not.Hmmm, couldn't tell the house was on stilts from that AHF link. That could explain why the shadows are going in a different direction than everything else in that first photo. Still kinda looks like the photo was touched up to brighten the colors on the house but it may in fact be real
In that first link I think the second picture is a "before" shot of the house.
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