Vancouver photographer Anthony Ellis believes the black speck above the North Shore mountains is a flying saucer. The picture was taken Saturday morning around 10 a.m. Photograph by: Anthony Ellis, Submitted, Vancouver Sun
"I was quite surprised," said Ellis, who believes the object is a UFO.
On Saturday morning around 10 a.m., Vancouver resident and amateur photographer Anthony Ellis snapped a photo of the North Shore Mountain. It wasn't until he got home and viewed the digital photo on his computer that he saw the speck hovering over the mountain.
"I was quite surprised," said Ellis, who believes the object is a UFO.
Vancouver photographer Anthony Ellis believes the black speck above the North Shore mountains is a flying saucer.
Photograph by: Anthony Ellis, Submitted
A close-up of the the black speck photographed above the North Shore mountains, which photographer Anthony Ellis believes is a flying saucer.
Photograph by: Anthony Ellis, Submitted
OTHER UFO SIGHTINGS
In August 2010, reports broke about an unidentified flying object hovering over Cultus Lake in Chilliwack, B.C. CLICK HERE to view the article and HERE to view photos.
Also, click HERE to view images of other alleged UFOs, as spotted by Vancouver Sun readers. - VANCOUVER SUN.
UPDATE: PULSATING UFO OVER VANCOUVER - MAY 26, 2013!The following video footage was submitted by Vancouver resident Charles Lamoureux. He is an avid skywatcher and has been observing these UFOs for over a year, from downtown Vancouver.
EYE-WITNESS REPORT:
"Same capture of UFO pulsating and friends. Colored the background and slow down time when the meteor shot overhead. If it was a meteor? Looks like it may have changed direction a bit, but hard to tell. The interesting piece zoomed in a tad, as the strobe object seems to morph or tumble, not sure which. For sure, interesting." [Edited for clarity]
