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Originally posted by StalkingPanther
Nice job man looks like the "Real" pic
So this prooves that this pic could be fake
Originally posted by dom
To test it, try taking a photo of a phone line with the sun behind it.
Originally posted by John Nada
The light seems to cover over the branch, which is impossible unless it was infront of it which it's not. FAKE!!!
Originally posted by dragonrider
The photos are very real, IMHO, however, I think it is definitely of domestic production.
As ADVISOR pointed out, if it is of alien manufacture, why does it appear to have anti-collision lights of the proper pattern for normal aircraft????
The triangular orientation of lights is consistant with the current production/deployed TR-3B X Craft. This is the latest version of X Craft developed from the initial attempt in the early to mid 1950s during Project Winterhaven, originated by Thomas Townsend Brown.
If you look at the best most authentic of UFO photos, arranged chronilogically, you will notice that over the past 50 years, UFOs have obviously become more "modern" looking, with early sightings looking like they used 1950s technology (obvious nautical inspired portholes, ect)
Originally posted by Snoopdopey
Sorry but i agree with mazon, he prolly said it just to be contraversial but if u inspect the pics closely you can see that the lights are infront of some of the twigs of the branches, and how can this be so if it is behind them? it's not a great fake, if i were the one ho made them i would have tried harder
Originally posted by Peace
the branch thing is pretty irrelevant, as if it was fake, the branch could have been removed or not included, the point is that i bet you, i could make a fake ufo pic and it would look just as genuine as any of the suppossed real ones that i have seen.
It is too easy to fake photographs like this today, i'd have to see it first hand to swallow it.
Originally posted by Ingvae
I grew up in Wisconsin.
The area the photographs were takin is fairly close to the EAA. Experimantal Aircraft Association.
During their annual fly-in all sorts of weird aircraft come to Wisconsin to partake in the activities. Durring the 10 days or so of the convention, the airport in Oshkosh is the busiest airport in the world.
I have seen some pretty wierd looking aircraft. Some that intentionally look like alien craft, especially from the bottom.
I'm not saying that that is what is happening here, it's just a possibility. It would also account for the typical navigational lights.
My .02.