Photos of "aliens" - online collections, page 2
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reply posted on 22-8-2007 @ 03:43 AM by ejsaunders
www.alien-ufo-pictures.com...

This page is one of the worst for me, since 1. is a HUMAN baby, 3. looks like its from some sort of movie, and 4. is a work of art.

Some of them are pretty decent, but the guy seems to take everything as real regardless and doesn't seem to want to update when you send him data on the pictures being fake. Not got round to any of the others as of yet, but if he thinks those are real and won't change his mind, then I don't hold much hope for the rest of them on the same site.


reply posted on 22-8-2007 @ 06:29 AM by IsaacKoi
Originally posted by neformore
It might be worth, before you start a definitive list, looking into sorting out the wheat from the chaff. I've looked at a couple of the sites already and most - but not all - of the photos included on them are known fakes - especially those on the first site, where there are several photos of a staged ET UFO museum Exhibit.


Hi nefermore,

Thanks for the comments.

I'm not planning on a "definitive list" of photos of "aliens". Instead, I've been working on summaries of the background of some of the more infamous examples of such photos, i.e. the ones that pop up the most frequently on the Internet.

(I actually started this project by compiling information about the background to certain infamous UFO videos, e.g. the SciFi Channel's WTC/helicopter footage, the McPherson tape etc etc. I've posted summaries of some of that information in various other posts - but not in much depth or in a systematic manner).

I've been compiling information on about 50 infamous videos and over 60 or so infamous photos. (This is, of course, a small fraction of the total number of UFO videos and photos - but these particular examples account for a considerable percentage of online discussions since they pop up so frequently).

I'll be making information on some of the photos of "aliens" available first, since the relative background and information is generally shorter to write up. I'm interested in seeing as many online collections of such photos as possible to help prioritise which summaries to finish off and make available.

Basically, I might as well concentrate on the ones that appear most frequently in discussion forums and on the most websites.

In relation to your point about photos from a staged ET UFO museum Exhibit, the material that I'll be making available gives the background to 3 or 4 museum exhibits which have been used as the source of quite a few of the more popular "alien" photos that have appeared on ATS and other forums several times.

All the best,

Isaac



reply posted on 29-9-2007 @ 01:31 PM by internos

never seen it before
Have you never seen it?



[edit on 29/9/2007 by internos]


reply posted on 14-3-2008 @ 04:33 PM by IsaacKoi
Originally posted by internos

never seen it before
Have you never seen it?



Hi internos,

I've followed up on this photo a bit since you posted your request a while ago...

From the limited information which I had been able to find, it seemed that this photograph was printed on page 5 of the 27 May 2002 issue of a Russian periodical entitled "NLO" in article which had a title which roughly translates as "where are stored the corpses of newcomers".

A Russian colleague, Mikhail Gershtein, was generous enough to search though his collection of the relevant magazine and sent me the following information:

(1) NLO is a colour tabloid, published in St.-Petersburg (4 issues per month). Editor - Tatyana Kamchatova. Mikhail does not have a very high opinion of the publication...

(2) Mikhail confimed that this photo was indeed printed in the "NLO" magazine, 27 May 2002 on p. 5.

(3) This photo was an illustration for the article "Where the alien bodies stored?..", author Svetlana Anina.

(4) The photo had a caption : "This is one of the alien bodies, stored on the secret military base".


Mikhail Gershtein also kindly provided an email address for the author of the article - Svetlana Anina.

I emailed Svetlana during February about the origin of this photo. She confirmed that she wrote the relevant article but stated "unfortunately the initial materials I used for writing it haven't even survived on the disk of my computer, so I can only guess that the illustration in question was taken from the Internet". She mentioned that in many cases (though not always) the illustrations in the NLO magazine are provided not by the author of the article but by the magazine itself.

I also emailed the NLO magazine itself in February. I have not had any response and, at this stage, do not expect to receive one. Contact details are on NLO's website:
user.rol.ru...

Kind Regards,

Isaac
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