posted on Jul, 8 2005 @ 07:07 PM
I work on a US Army Air Force base and like to take photos of some of the aircraft that take off and land to show my family back home. I will also add
that none of the aircraft I picture are secret in any way and the base is in a highly populated area and I am breaking no laws as the aircraft can be
seen from the houses and buisiness's they fly over as they land.
Recently a chinook was coming in so I grabbed my disposible kodak camera and took 2 pictures of it as it approached. When I developed the pictures
today I noticed that in one of the shots alongside the aircraft was a long thin mark on the picture. I initially thought that it might be a hair on
the lens but on the second picture of the chinook there was nothing. I checked the rest of the pictures and the mark/object does not appear on any of
them so there was definately nothing on the lens of the camera.
This is the picture as the aircraft aproaches the landing pad.
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This is the second picture with the strange object/mark on it.
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You might notice the odd section on the left hand side of the picture, this is the way it came on the disk from walgreens and I can assure you that I
have not tampered with it. I presume it is just an overlap from the negative or something like that.
I have absolutely no idea what the object is and can be sure there was nothing else visible in the sky at the time the photo was taken. Maybey someone
on these forums has the know how to "enhance " these pics to see if they can determine what it is, I would try myself but wouldnt know how to, it
takes me all my time to try and get these pictures posted on this site.
Any thoughts and comments appreciated.
Oakley