It would, if someone were looking in detail, but that isn't what the Streisand Effect is. That effect is the demand to stop/remove something that draws attention to it, not the actual removal (if it is indeed removed at all).
If the photo of her property had been quietly removed by the photographer I and most others would likely never know anything about it, much like you and most of the rest of the world wouldn't know I deleted a post on my blog that was so full of embarrassing typos that I couldn't be bothered to correct it. I know about it because of the heavy-handed demand that it be removed from that collection.
It would, if someone were looking in detail, but that isn't what the Streisand Effect is. That effect is the demand to stop/remove something that draws attention to it, not the actual removal (if it is indeed removed at all).
If the photo of her property had been quietly removed by the photographer I and most others would likely never know anything about it, much like you and most of the rest of the world wouldn't know I deleted a post on my blog that was so full of embarrassing typos that I couldn't be bothered to correct it. I know about it because of the heavy-handed demand that it be removed from that collection.