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Originally posted by torbjon
"object" is between clothes line and trees... sun appears to be in roughly the eleven o'clock position on both the "object" and the trees (nice). Trees have shadows almost directly beneath them (where you would expect them to be if the sun were almost directly overhead)
"object" dosen't seem to be casting a shadow... odd that.
"object" also seems (to me) to be slightly opaque, emboss seems to bring out tree textures within the object.
my two cents (worthless after taxes): double exposure.
rock on
twj
Originally posted by torbjon
my two cents (worthless after taxes): double exposure.
Originally posted by SIEGE
Did someone throw up an "acorn" , entering the frame as the picture was taken?
Or maybe a pumpkin?
Originally posted by Crakeur
Originally posted by the_sentinal
My question is if the object wasnt there when the photo was taken then what was she taking a photo of???
that is always the issue in my mind. A picture of a desolate street with no landmarks and huh, what's this? a ufo in the sky ruining my great snapshot of a crappy street?
same thing here. is this guy a tree and clothesline photographer? why take the picture in the first place?
and why wait ten years to show anyone?
[edit on 17-8-2006 by Crakeur]
A fire in the sky, an acorn-shaped object partially buried in the ground, odd hieroglyphic markings, the military restricting access to the site, a possible government cover-up -- all in Westmoreland County and it's all a part of what's known as the UFO incident in Kecksburg.
Friday will mark the 40th anniversary of that incident, when numerous people witnessed a fireball streak across the skies in the late afternoon.
While the fireball reportedly was seen in four states, it landed in a wooded area near the village of Kecksburg, near Mt. Pleasant.
All the witnesses interviewed said that the object in question was large, metallic, acorn-shaped, with hieroglyphic markings, and partially buried in the ground.
Soon after the object fell, the military was on the scene and cordoned off the area, forbidding access to everyone.
Even after a military flat-bed trailer truck was seen rushing out of the area carrying a tarpaulin-covered object, to this day the official story from the government was that nothing was found, that what crashed was a meteorite.