The Great UFO Challenge! UFOs, Flying Saucers, ETs... They're everywhere, right? Lets see your most convincing UFO pictures (original images only. Real or not-so-real). Show us your...

3Dean Loc: Southern California

UFOs, Flying Saucers, ETs... They're everywhere, right?

Lets see your most convincing UFO pictures (original images only. Real or not-so-real).
Show us your post-processing chops, and make us believe!

Here's a few to get us started.

snowbear

The first two of these were part of a "fake ufo" photo contest.

Many UFO photos are out of focus and easy to see as hoaxes (shot #1)

Shot #2 is of a cigar-shaped UFO, from the planet Burrito.

I'm not saying anything about #3.

3Dean Loc: Southern California

snowbear wrote:

The first two of these were part of a "fake ufo" photo contest.

Many UFO photos are out of focus and easy to see as hoaxes (shot #1)

Shot #2 is of a cigar-shaped UFO, from the planet Burrito.

I'm not saying anything about #3.

I want to believe. But #1 isn't doing it for me. The subject appears to be small and too close to the camera.

#3 could be anything with lights.

But the #2 "Burrito" ship is intriguing. Its distance from the camera is hard to determine, making it a mystery as to how large it is. It would definitely qualify as an unidentified object. :)

By the way, critiques of my images are also welcome.

largeformat Loc: Bend, Oregon

Ok you have to take this image as a grain of salt. It was taken with a point & shoot film camera, and the UFO would not stand still, but I hung in there and got the shoot. Enjoy the image.

3Dean Loc: Southern California

largeformat wrote:

Ok you have to take this image as a grain of salt. It was taken with a point & shoot film camera, and the UFO would not stand still, but I hung in there and got the shoot. Enjoy the image.

Nicely done. I like the glow on the UFO.
Is that an actual city skyline? It looks kind of sci-fi.

largeformat Loc: Bend, Oregon

Of course it is a real city sky line, just like the UFO is real.

3Dean Loc: Southern California

largeformat wrote:

Of course it is a real city sky line, just like the UFO is real.

But of course. My apologies. :mrgreen:

largeformat Loc: Bend, Oregon

I can't take credit for this photo. It was sent to me a long time ago by a good friend. In all seriousness my father, myself and a good friend saw a UFO in broad daylight in the early 50's. We were in the pacific coast range of mountains hunting when we saw a weather ballon float over the top of us and a UFO flew up to the ballon and stoped and bumped the ballon and just floated there with the ballon and then disappeared. To this day I don't believe in them, but I can't dispute what we saw. I spelled balloon wrong. I am in trouble now with the spelling police.

3Dean Loc: Southern California

largeformat wrote:

I can't take credit for this photo. It was sent t... (show quote)

Interesting account.
Unfortunately, I've never actually seen a UFO myself... er, that is except for the two UFOs in the pictures that I posted at the top of this thread... which are definitely real photos... taken by me... I mean, they look real don't they? If they don't, then it must be because the UFOs affected my camera somehow. Yeah... that's the ticket.

alaskan

3Dean wrote:

UFOs, Flying Saucers, ETs... They're everywhere, right?

Lets see your most convincing UFO pictures (original images only. Real or not-so-real).
Show us your post-processing chops, and make us believe!

Here's a few to get us started.

Here is an UFO (Unidentified Feathered Object) from Alaska. :lol:

Horseart Loc: Alabama

alaskan wrote:

3Dean wrote:

UFOs, Flying Saucers, ETs... They're everywhere, right?

Lets see your most convincing UFO pictures (original images only. Real or not-so-real).
Show us your post-processing chops, and make us believe!

Here's a few to get us started.

Here is an UFO (Unidentified Feathered Object) from Alaska. :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol: 8-)