- There's just tooooo many of these, I get 10 a week...
could be balloons, could be emulsion blobs on film, could be a million
things and all most likely not real. And this: "At any rate, when
I was taking the photo the object was not noticed by me or my family"
is always the case.
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- 3:30 - 4:00 pm Oceanside, Oregon. Object photographed
near Tillamook.
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- A family from Monmouth visiting the coast recently was
sightseeing at Cape Meares, a beautiful scenic area over looking the ocean.
The father had taken a lot of photographs that day with his Kodak digital
camera including this photo...
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- ...a panoramic ocean-beach sequence shot from the cliff
on the southwest side of the park. When he got home and downloaded his
pictures, he was excited to see them because of the wonderful scenery he
had captured. But there was a surprise...
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- The photographer writes...
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- "There was one photo that appeared flawed(?). I
examined it closer, and the first question I asked myself is "what
in the world is this?" The longer I have looked at this the more questions
I have. I'm sending you an unaltered copy; I'm also including a zoomed
photo of the object in the original photo.
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- I have concluded that the object is real; the lighting
and shadows suggest a real object. Also, it appears the light or space
around the object is distorted like a gravity field, air compression? At
any rate, when I was taking the photo the object was not noticed by me
or my family."
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- UFO Over Bellevue, WA
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- From Xavier Simmons
- 10-14-2
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- I took this picture from a building in Bellevue, WA on
October 30, 2000. This object flew around downtown Bellevue for about 10
minutes then headed north up the shore of Lake Washington until it was
out of sight. I guessed that it was about 3 feet in diameter.
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- It looks similar to the UFO pictured over the Oregon
coast and I thought rense.com readers might find that interesting.
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- Cheers,
- Xavier
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