Photo Anomaly at Burnt Hill in Massachusetts
by
Edward Bochnak
New England Antiquities Research Association
Photo Anomaly at Burnt Hill in Massachusetts
by Edward Bochnak
Photo Anomaly at Burnt Hill:
For last six years I have been a member of NEARA and have truly enjoyed reading the NEARA Journal. In the last Journal in the Book Review section I read about the standing stones in Heath and how flashing blue lights have been reported emanating from the hilltop in bad weather. [Volume 36 Number 2, Winter 2003, page 46. "It is reported there are flashing blue lights emanating from the hill in bad weather."]
Two years ago I visited that hill on a rainy autumn day. From the parking lot where I left my car it took me two hours to hike up with my camera gear. When I get to the top I started taking pictures of the Standing Stones. To look for a dramatic effect I used a deep purple filter. I was very surprised later when I discover on a few pictures a luminous anomaly over the Standing Stones. Now after reading about this anomaly in the Book Reviews, I have decided to show these pictures. I took these pictures with a manual Canon T-90, Provia film, and a purple filter for effect.
Anomalous Glow in Center of Picture Over Stones?
Two Anomalous Glows Over Tallest Standing Stone?
Email Edward Bochnak: ejb.video@netzero.net
Copyright © 2003 by Edward Bochnak
New England Antiquities Research Association
