A YouTube clip is now doing the rounds which shows something strange in Loch Ness. The photographer is Dan Sohan and you can view the clip below. Dan says he took the image on the 9th May or 13 days ago.
I have contacted him for further details and hope to say more but expect explanations such as it is a picture of a bird in flight in the tradition of the Jennifer Bruce picture taken in 1982. For now, I would prefer to get more info such as whether this is a still from a video clip.
POSTSCRIPT:
Loch Ness researcher, Dick Raynor, got in touch with me and says the image was actually recorded somewhere between Onich and North Ballahulish which is over thirty miles south of Loch Ness. This is based on a comparison between the hills in the picture's background and what can be seen using Google StreetView.
Dan has also got back to me and says that the image was a single shot and he thinks he was actually driving along Loch Lochy at the time.
Loch Ness researcher, Dick Raynor, got in touch with me and says the image was actually recorded somewhere between Onich and North Ballahulish which is over thirty miles south of Loch Ness. This is based on a comparison between the hills in the picture's background and what can be seen using Google StreetView.
Dan has also got back to me and says that the image was a single shot and he thinks he was actually driving along Loch Lochy at the time.
Photoshop is crearly visible here.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a wave cuts through the "neck" rather like it's not a solid object. Unless what's below that line is actually the reflection of what's above? Making the blob only half a blob. I'm afraid I find it hilarious the photographer would draw the outline of an entire plesiosaur below the surface, attached to the dot above water. You could draw Winston Churchill below the water and call the dot breaking the surface the top of his hat, and it would be just about as valid. If it's a frame from a video, perhaps the film can enlighten us.
DeleteApply the wind filter in photoshop,and you have the effect,but I find Nessie here half invisible.
DeleteThe 'neck/head' seems to float above the loch surface , can't see it's attached to anything at all ...or is it a part of churchills cigar !!! with all the excellent quality camera/video equipment available its a shame we're still waiting for a really good clear picture..or is it ?? perhaps if you get further details from dan then we can revisit it..
ReplyDeleteI'm an amateur in the field of photoshop,and that's photoshop.A graphic designer could do it better.
DeleteCare to try and reproduce it at your PC?
DeleteWind surfer?
ReplyDeleteYes, the more I look at it the more it looks like a fuzzy picture of a wind surfer riding their board, holding up the sail. I remember a similar photograph (with bright pink sail no less) being passed off as Ogopogo a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteu r all wrong u r looking in the wrong direction I am a cripdozoolgest I have 3 note books full of the loch ness monster and its hardly a monster 2013 has a baby pleasaur or elemasaurs and blow the photo up u will c it is connected\
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