UFO caught in picture by my brother-in-law

So here's the back-story of the pictures I'm about to show you:

My brother-in-law lives in Chihuahua Mexico, and he works for Jumex (a mexican juice company, Ju- Jugos Mex-mexico). He's one of the managers there, and he was assigned for a task of taking a pic of a building near their factory before and after was taken down. Landscaping. He took the first picture weeks before was taken down, then months after the main office in Mexico city needed a picture of the land after the building was taken down. He went there, took the picture and immediately saw that something appeared in the picture (digital camera), looked up and nothing was there. Took another one and nothing appeared on the second picture. I wasn't aware of this until this Christmas my sister, him and their kids came to L.A. for the holiday. He told me about it because he knows I'm into this stuff. They e-mailed me the pictures last week but I've been too busy lately to check them out until today, and I'm posting them here. I'm aware most of the people here are skeptics, but believe what you want, I find the picture quite great because I know the eye-witness and can trust him 100%. I also know he does not know how to fake this (cgi). He also send me another picture that he took a while back and I had known for a long time of what appears to be a rod but I'll leave that picture for another time or thread.

Well here are the pictures, first the one of the building and the second one with the UFO (unidentified flying object).





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Unfortunately it does have wings.. So it might be a bird or bee ufo

The utility pole cable was perceived as a...

UFO?

Im sorry, it appears the original size of the pic is too big, I'll re size it for you guys:

I downloaded the picture and looked at it, when you expand it it gets very pixalated. so its hard to tell what it is,
I mean it could be a remote plan, a drone, anything....


-GhostInShell

Its a bug by the lens...you can see that by the shape.

Its not in focus because the camera is focusing on the landscape behind. Easy mistake to make.......some may say lol

EDIT: Thats the reason he never saw anything in the sky.

really you think it has wings? Here's the image re sized and cropped:

Agree on the large picture,you can see the legs!

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Zooming in and in....dosent reveal more data, as you can see by the image you have presented. It just makes it harder to tell what it is because of the size of the pixels.

Zoom into any picture and you will see you get less and less detail the further you zoom.

Looks like a bug flew in front of the lens. Maybe a bee or something. I say this because it's fuzzy around the edges.

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Thanks for sharing your story and pics here

Honestly, to me it looks incredibly similar to to the "ufo's" from the iphone app UFO Camera Gold. IMO, its looks dentical to the "3 ufo's" pic that the app developer uses in a screenshot for the app advertisement, with the other 2 "uso's" cropped out.



If your brother in law uses an iPhone, perhaps he was trying to have a little fun with you?

Off topic: As a Southern Californian, I must say that Jumex is quite an awesome drink

It could be a bug, I"m not good at debunking photos. However, I would like some clarification from the poster who claimed it had wings. Can you please explain how you know this? Genuine question, not sarcastic.Thanks

Originally posted by ZombieJesus
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Thanks for sharing your story and pics here

Honestly, to me it looks incredibly similar to to the "ufo's" from the iphone app UFO Camera Gold. IMO, its looks dentical to the "3 ufo's" pic that the app developer uses in a screenshot for the app advertisement, with the other 2 "uso's" cropped out.

If your brother in law uses an iPhone, perhaps he was trying to have a little fun with you?

Off topic: As a Southern Californian, I must say that Jumex is quite an awesome drink

thanks for your theory. I know about the tricks anyone could make with apps like that one or others, and I also have seen people becoming victims of fake pics of a ghost. The only problem is that the picture was taken with a digital camera, and I've seen the camera up close. The camera leaves the date exactly as it shown in the pic so I know he used their personal camera to take the pictures.

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it does reveal however that whatever it is it does not have wings

reply to post by Enter Ruin

thanks for your theory. I know about the tricks anyone could make with apps like that one or others, and I also have seen people becoming victims of fake pics of a ghost. The only problem is that the picture was taken with a digital camera, and I've seen the camera up close. The camera leaves the date exactly as it shown in the pic so I know he used their personal camera to take the pictures.

The Data looks ok to me.
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Okay picture aside. When he took the pic did he hear anything, such as buzzing, humming, jet/plane sounds, anything?

-SAP-

Originally posted by Enter Ruin
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it does reveal however that whatever it is it does not have wings

Apart from the obvious wings, of course. They are just blurred due to the speed at which insect wings 'flap'.

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LOL OF COURSE THERE IS AN APP FOR THAT!

Figures never believe them unless they land on my lawn now...

Originally posted by SloAnPainful
Okay picture aside. When he took the pic did he hear anything, such as buzzing, humming, jet/plane sounds, anything?

-SAP-

He did not hear anything out of ordinary. By the way, in Chihuahua, rarely, as in almost never, anyone sees airplanes, so when something is in the sky people tend to look up, in this case however, it seems no one was around and he did not see anything.

Originally posted by BagBing

Originally posted by Enter Ruin
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it does reveal however that whatever it is it does not have wings

Apart from the obvious wings, of course. They are just blurred due to the speed at which insect wings 'flap'.

Wouldn't the object then look something like a rod? aren't rods supposed to be insects flying past by the camera really fast?

Originally posted by Enter Ruin
Wouldn't the object then look something like a rod? aren't rods supposed to be insects flying past by the camera really fast?

That only happens when a low shutter speed is used, for photos taken with low light levels.

A photo taken in the Sun is not likely to show a "rod effect" in flying insects.