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Best UFO Photos Ever Captured: Amazing UFO Photos Taken In La Crosse, Wisconsin (Video)
Monday, September 1, 2014 5:36
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(N.Morgan) A triangular shaped UFO was captured from La Crosse Wisconsin. The witness said there was an odd humming, a humming that was so intense, you could feel it in your chest. A deep vibration, she claimed. These are some of the most clear shots of UFOs I’ve seen and I think they are really great captures.
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One of ours. Do a search on google for TR-3b.
Yes, I know it is. I have stated that in previous articles.
Though, this one looks a bit foreign to me.
There are some differences between this one above and the ones we usually see, that make me wonder if it isn’t a foreign counterpart..
I have a rather inexpensive digital camera, it takes such good pictures that I gave my very expensive 35mm film camera away! Why are all of the photos out of focus, except the close-ups?
@Ted – humm, have you ever taken a pic of a UFO? If yes, do provide. ‘Cause I’m told that when one witnesses a sighting they’re kind of surprised and not necessarily thinking fast enough to take accurate photos.
Check out these UFOs…
http://www.blue-planet-project.com/UFO-Sightings.html
According to certain sites, anything triangular would be human-made.
I am a photographic expert who uses advanced Electron imaging equipment and have studied thousands of UFO photos, this is one of the top 10. A Triangle craft without any energy emission produced by thrust, i.e. jet engines are not of Human origins like this craft. Using a X-ray imaging devise it’s clear the UFO has an electromagnetic field surround it and is made for flight beyond our atmosphere. Any Craft that can fly into or out of Earths atmosphere is non-terrestrial in construction.
I’ve seen a few, but never had a camera at the time. O.K., there may have been energy emitting from the object, but why are the house and trees fuzzy too? I’m an expert in house construction, they photograph very well!
To Ted Below. To take a photo of an object in the sky requires putting the camera on manual focus of which few are capable. Objects are too far away, duh, for the auto-focus to work. Oh, and they are moving. All you UFO shooting wannabes take note. Practice photographing airplanes – seriously difficult. I’ll explain how-to in full if anyone is interested.
I did pretty well photographing the USAF Thunderbirds’ F-16′s at Oshkosh this Aug. 2nd. They were MOVIN”!
I concur with Dennis B. TR-3b. I noticed that in full screen mode the photos show spectral effects – like rainbow colors – in random areas. They were likely moving but frozen by the still camera shot.
Such craft are said to have their own gravitational environment (and thus able to execute impossible maneuvers). They likely also “cloak” by operating at an invisible – to us – frequency. Either technical feature might affect the light between their metallic hull and our eye. There would perhaps be a shifting of light as it passed this horizon. Thus we see the spectrum of color on the shiny metal hull. This is an anomaly that no faker, artist, or animator would likely think of. Therefore, to my practiced and professional eye, this is the real deal.
Thank you N!
http://edition.cnn.com/2003/TECH/09/05/wow.tech.black.world/