Whitebeard
Senior Member
From Cryptozooloogy News
http://cryptozoologynews.com/colorado-man-photographs-flying-jellyfish-like-critters/
I think what ever is causing the effect is on glass, there are streaks and smears all over the picture, including one notable one running diagonally across the centre of the shot and several of what appears to be finger prints. But as these also appear in front of the alleged critters is suggests to me that the photograph was taken through glass, the mucky streaks on the inside and the 'critters' on the outside.
As to what they objects actually are, I guess at water droplets but dont know how that would explain the colouring. Lens flare may be, or even water droplets AND lens flare. may be some one here with more technical savvy than me could explain this better?
And for reference here's the camera that it is claimed was used http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/62430
http://cryptozoologynews.com/colorado-man-photographs-flying-jellyfish-like-critters/
Now I''m not sure about the credibility of the source for a start, Larry Smith has also claimed to have seen Mongolian Death Worms, encountered saquatch and seen 'many' UFO's. He is also claiming the 'creatures' are some kind of undine, or water spirit.External Quote:
A man released a series of pictures of unidentified flying "creatures" that have left paranormal investigators looking for clues to decipher their true nature.
Larry Smith, owner of the photographs, says these "entities" have been showing up in his backyard frequently.
The series of images, reportedly taken by a D8 Wild Innovations trail camera, depict green and orange light blobs that appear to contain a cellular structure within their "translucent wings".
"I believe there is male and female and a breeding population as have seen different sizes and ages," Smith told Leon Drew, a researcher who claims to have been investigating the paranormal for six years.
The "critters", Smith said last week, are bigger than any bird he has ever seen and "bigger than the 11′ wide fire pit" featured on the picture.
Now I'm no expert, but first glance at the photograph doesn't seam to show creatures as big as an 11 foot fire pit, the green one appears to be in front of the garden chair, and there are sticks from the bonfire behind the orange one. (also comparing the fire to the size of the chair shows Mr Smith is also exaggerating the size of his fire)External Quote:"An unnamed source stated 'these come from a lake nearby. They are about 10,000 years old. They are posing for the critter camera to send a message. Clean up the water, stop polluting!'" Drew said.
The researcher wonders whether the pictures are showing "Elementals, water droplets on a camera lens, or an inter-dimensional entity".
I think what ever is causing the effect is on glass, there are streaks and smears all over the picture, including one notable one running diagonally across the centre of the shot and several of what appears to be finger prints. But as these also appear in front of the alleged critters is suggests to me that the photograph was taken through glass, the mucky streaks on the inside and the 'critters' on the outside.
As to what they objects actually are, I guess at water droplets but dont know how that would explain the colouring. Lens flare may be, or even water droplets AND lens flare. may be some one here with more technical savvy than me could explain this better?
And for reference here's the camera that it is claimed was used http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/62430