Why do all the photos of the barge look like they are a crude CGI rendering? All the flat surfaces are perfectly grey without any rust, dirt or footprints.
I went through the article and there was no live shot at the time i saw it as it was "a developing situation".
The only semi-convincing video was added near the bottom of the article. I use a 60 inch 4k TV as a computer monitor so I can really zoom into these images and videos. It still looks wonky.
Why do all the photos of the barge look like they are a crude CGI rendering? All the flat surfaces are perfectly grey without any rust, dirt or footprints.
Am I seeing things?
It seems like you just looked at the thumbnail above. If you were curious enough to click to the article, you'd see tons of video about it.
I went through the article and there was no live shot at the time i saw it as it was "a developing situation".
The only semi-convincing video was added near the bottom of the article. I use a 60 inch 4k TV as a computer monitor so I can really zoom into these images and videos. It still looks wonky.
The Barge is Too perfect. AI generated.
https://www.galveston.com/webcams/emeraldvideocam/
No way. There are too many people that could simply walk over and disprove that a barge hit the bridge.
You would not see most of that from that elevation, distance and angle.
Rust requires iron, and really unprotected iron. In image 1 on the article, you can see rust.