So, when I see one of these flashes, I just have my camera in position and 'click' as fast as I can, hoping to capture some of these mini-events.

The camera that I used is a 'Digital ELPH' Canon. It has an instantaneous flash and was set at an F-stop of '2.8.' To the best of my knowledge, that would put the optimum focus at 30-100 ft. max. There was no 'prolonged exposure' programmed.

I emphatically now state that I DO NOT perpetrate hoaxes. I stand to gain nothing, if I did. My reputation stands for over 12 years in this genre. There is enough solid evidence and happenings out there that I wouldn't have to fake anything.

June 02, 2007

10:15 pm - Brighton, Michigan -

I authorize any interested party to copy these images. And I hope that they do whatever work or analysis that they desire -or deem necessary. I personally do not feel that the images are nearly as valuable as the methods and observations leading up to the recording of such pictures.

With some exceptions, I do NOT necessarily believe in 'UFO Flaps.' I am more inclined to believe that these objects are around all of us - everywhere across the globe. I think that if the general population realize the magnitude of it all, that society as we know it, would indeed be greatly impacted - and possibly even at some risk if not handled properly and maturely.

I believe that It is a matter of people taking the time to sharpen their awareness to 'them.' I also believe that with some time and patience, anyone with a decent camera - (above average is better) - can gather evidence for themselves. I don't believe in being 'special' - or 'The chosen Ones' - (which by the way, I parallel to being the best lobster in the tank at a seafood restaurant ) - I have simply noticed a lot of activity around my home... and in the skies over Brighton, Michigan.

Have you ever noticed...that some people get a LOT of UFO pictures... and some get very little... while most, never seen anything?? I believe it is just a matter of methodology. And being a little sensitive to your surroundings can help, as well. Folks can see year's worth of my work at;

http://www.Johnbro.com

Mind you, I do surreptitiously 'hide' my UFO stuff in the section called 'Improbable Technologies' - as I do have many people visit the site that are primarily interested in my acting portfolio.