I recently received these photos from Joe Fex one of the top Bigfoot researchers in the world [http://apexresearch.ufothinktank.com/]. I sent them to Brad Steiger to have a look at. Since he is currently working on his new book on monsters, I thought he would especially be interested in seeing these arresting pictures. After reading Joe's comments on them, you can read below how they were assessed by Brad Steiger's photo-analysis expert.
Joe Fex : Here are some more curiosities for you, three images from 2007 of a phantasm (Undetected by the witnesses present) that appeared in a photo at Lake Travis, Texas (The strangest lake I've ever seen! Check it out on google maps).
Not the first time I've seen this type of humanoid but it is somewhat rare. A college biology professor shot the photo w/digital camera to test the flash & later noticed two points of light. Thinking it was an animal, had the shot light-blasted revealing the 11-14ft giant standing approx. 26ft away and definitely observing the student.
Brad Steiger : Eddie: I thought you might be interested in the analysis of the photos by one of the expert photolabs that I use. Very interesting.
Brad, Best
Photo lab expert :
Good Morning Brad,
While the author of the email states the creature was 11 to 14 feet tall, he failed to consider that photos are two-dimensional and that height cannot be determined without a reference point, which does exist in the photo.
The human shaped anomaly reminds me of an Hopi Indian. It appears to me that this is a Native American with some kind of head gear that he is wearing. I do not see an alien creature, but rather the image of a ghostly Indian whose apparition was captured. I do not think it was faked, but truth be told this kind of full body apparition is very rare. We have captured only two such apparitions in all of our experience, and these two were captured on two frames side by side with a 35 mm camera. In our photo of the Blue Lady and this photo of the Indian both have common characteristics that suggest to us that this is a valid paranormal image.
[From my (Eddie MIddleton) Night Searcher's perspective : When we are sitting around our campfires at night, it's a sobering thought to ponder what otherworldly "things" may be out there in the blackness---watching us. Ambrose Bierce would have drooled over this one!]
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I would be most interested in what techniques were used for the enhanced image. I have played with the original, using Corel Paint Shop Pro X2, and simply cannot, by any means, get the "eyes" to show up. Very curious, isn't it.....?
You can bring the humanoid figure out by adjusting the levels slider in Photoshop. Unfortunately, the resolution of the original image isn't high enough to produce a quality image that shows the details of the enhanced image posted her, though the figure definitely shows up. It's quite unfortunate and a bit suspicious that there isn't a higher resolution photo of this.
that's bullshhit...
Looks like a scuba diver to me.
The "legs" are obviously decaying pylons jutting out of the water as part of what once supported some old dock. The "head" is obviously a house with its lights on, across the lake. The stuff in between the top and the bottom is probably a reflection of that house and the light around it, reflecting off the lake. Of course, this is simple to resolve, if you get off your ass and go take a photo of the same spot during the day.
These guys are a bunch of idi0ts and prove everything that is wrong with the non-scientific approach they use to reach their "conclusions". Without any research or evidence whatsoever and nothing but a vague photograph, they have already determined that it is not a falsified photo, is a legitimate paranormal event, and that it's probably some sort of indian.
You guys are a disgrace.
These guys are a bunch of idiots and prove everything that is wrong with the non-scientific approach they use to reach their "conclusions". Without any research or evidence whatsoever and nothing but a vague photograph, they have already determined that it is not a falsified photo, is a legitimate paranormal event, and that it's probably some sort of indian.
You guys are a disgrace.
There is a Photo expert, that is used in court, he analyses the heat spectrum on murder victims photographs, he is the one that proved John Kennedy's wound was not what it was supposed to be. I think he is on the Alex Jones video about Kennedy Assassination, or maybe Jesse Ventura. This scientist is a real expert, and he can tell if there is any heat signature emanating from the body, and at least proving if it is living or not, from there it could be determined if there is heat from the head (which could be a house, or even a reflexion of the one in the pic), and no heat emitted from the rest of the body then it is obviously a reflexion. It is best to go to a legal expert with a degree, and scientific analysis, before jumping to any conclusions, but jumping to conclusions is so much fun.
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