Note somewhat triangular formation of three objects at Dawn (looking N) from Bellbrook Ohio, Spring 1997. 35mm Black and White Infrared Film
photographer: Bruce M. Forrester Jr
TREVOR CONSTABLE TECHNIQUE:
Canon 35 mm camera with 24mm focal length lens (wide angle). Kodak High Speed Infrared film with no filter; F5.6 at 1/30 sec. June 15, 1997
at Sugarcreek Reserve at approx. 5:30 am EDT. Facing North. Developed at Etman & Sons, Dayton, Ohio ; Printed at Rosewood Art Center, Kettering, Ohio
Photographer: Bruce M. Forrester Jr Second Infrared Photo taken near power lines in June of 1997 at approx. 5:32 am near Bellbrook, Ohio. Image shows unidentified object that
has apparently moved since the first photo was taken two minutes earlier. Notice slight glow or energy field around object. UFO's have often been reported hovering or lurking near electrical
transmission lines and generating stations (especially nuclear power plants!). This would suggest that power lines are a good place to patiently observe and watch for them!
John Bro inadvertly videographed Rods in 1995; John Bro discovered "The Technique" by which Rods could be videographed!
"John Bro" discovered a new technique of videography in 1995! The Technique consists of using a shady overhang to shoot into the Sun's
Glare.
*Position the video camera in a shady spot.
*Aim Video camera directly near the Sun's Glare..
*Be sure camera is not exposed directly to the Sun (or pointing at) or else the camera will not work!
Thr best way to photograph Flying Saucers is too get up before Dawn and go out to some high voltage power lines and wait for them!
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