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Originally posted by burdenofdreams
Measurements in the reproduction photo (shown below) are:
12.5" from camera lens to chair "pole" 2nd from the right
13.3' from camera lens to fence
lower wires are 3/4" diameter
chair "poles" are 1/2" diameter
EDIT: seeing them side by side now, it looks like the chair is actually closer in the original photo, so make that 23.5" or less.
Any more analyses?
It just reminded me of some of the older pilot descriptions of UFOs, as a solid metallic orb or "flying saucer" shape w/ a cloudiness at the edges (read the book "Above Top Secret" by Timothy Good for the sightings I refer to, and a huge wealth of military sightings and weirdness). But...despite my eyes seeing this unfortunately 2-D photo and registering "object further away than wires," it could still be a bug in the foot of space between the camera and the chair......or could it?
Also, seeing the photos side by side now, the depth of field is much wider in the repro photo due to the different lighting. Just can't seem to get it right...
Originally posted by burdenofdreams
I've come across some very similar "UFO" photos, and whatever they are, I thought I'd post them here for comparison because they all have something else in common with mine, in that the people who took the photos could not see the UFOs with their naked eye, and only noticed them later when viewing the photos. I feel like this is significant for many reasons. Perhaps they are all actually very small, fast-moving bugs directly in front of the lens
Or maybe UFOs really are cloaked and we're not supposed to see them at all.
Also, the cloudiness surrounding the objects would be consistent with this theory of how UFOs generate power and move around.
Originally posted by CHRLZ
I could pick out at least 20 images from my collection that give far more 'weird' looking (and unidentifiable) aircraft, bird, bugs, dust, film emulsion defects (yes, I'm that old!), even frisbees, golf balls, kites and r-c planes and of course over-enlargement/jpeg artefacts.
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by depthoffield
Thanks for posting this good collection. The 'rods' are particularly clear and that last gif is fairly saucer-like.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
reply to post by depthoffield
Depthoffield me ol' mate!
What a great pleasure it always is to see your expertise in-thread!
Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not