Regardless of that, my research was solely based on videotaping unusual aerial objects in broad daylight. It is my contention that, sometimes - people don't see the UFOs - because of blinding effects of direct sunlight. And I had come up with a simple 'beginner's method' that had the effect of reducing the glare of the sun - allowing us to peer more deeply into the light spectrum ( sort of like when a person puts on a pair of polarized sunglasses, and the glare of the sun is reduced to an azure blue.)

http://www.skymonsters.com/UFO.html

Oh, I must have collected hundreds of hours of footage - some hardware - some simple 'rods objects.' But I also came to the conclusion that my indefinate compiling of images would not be nearly as strong of a statement as teaching others - and having them post up positive results.

http://www.johnbro.com/jbotcities.html

Around the turn of the millenium, I got so worn out by the 'business' that is UFO media - that I decided to walk away from it all, confident that I had done my duty as a consciencious observer - in this field of research. And to this day, more and more people are finding out what I was showing them is valid. Some are just simply confused - and have doubts as to its value - because I simply gave the secret away.

In all of my years of scanning the skies, I never have collected evidence of night-time UFOs. I have had so much luck during the daytime filming sessions, that it just felt like someone else's job to forward evidence from at night.

My most recent birthday was in May. And my family had the bright idea to purchase for me - a Canon PowerShot SD750 'Digital Elph' - which is both a still shot camera ( original images that produce files of poster size ) - and is also a video camera. It is a remarkable little device that is only the approximate size of a 'razor' - type cell phone.

Some may scoff at this - but over the years, I have developed the unique ability to sometimes see the flashes of what are often called 'orbs.' Oh, some people say that something like that is in actuality - the mis-firing of 'rods and cones' in ones eyes. But, I have noticed a lot of this 'flashing and bliping' in the air around me - and when I randomly started taking pictures of the night-time sky, I have sometimes been able to capture images of them with my new camera.

Late evening on Memorial Day, I had a quite unusual feeling of uneasyness around me. I just felt my skin crawling - and I decided to take my new camera out into the backyard and began to randomly shoot images of the surrounding area. Many dismiss the results are quite ordinary - but it truely creeped me out. And I truly believed that I was past being scared or intimidated by the unsual. But when you see these things with your eyes, then they actually show up on your pictures - it can really boggle your mind.

http://www.skymonsters.com/NewOrbs.html

There was one picture, in particular - made absolutely no sense to me. On the left side of the image - there is an apparent beam of light coming down. One would need to know the layout of the yard, as well as what is overhead there. But there is no good explanation for the source of light. And when I took this image - on my word - it was pitch-black in that area.

http://www.skymonsters.com/images/lgtbm53007.jpg

Intrigued and a bit shaken, I took out my camera and went back to the same location the next evening ( June 1, 2007 ) Before I began to take pictures, I detected strange flashes of light over my head this time. I saw 'blips' and dark shadows crossing what seemed to be very close by. I completely forgot about my little 'orb' friends in the back yard - and turned my camera lens up towards the southeastern sky. I recorded a number of weird little images that I don't bother to post up - but this image most intrigued me.

http://www.skymonsters.com/sitebuilder/images/jbsau0601-566x600.jpg

For analysis of the full and raw image... click on this... ( note... if you 'pull' on the corners of the image [ diagnal arrows icons ] it will open into a full poster size. )