UFO SHOCKER: Is this the bottom of a flying saucer hovering over photographer's head?
THIS bizarre picture is the base of a “UFO” snapped by a photographer as it hovered over his head, it is remarkably claimed.
The "craft" was reportedly photographed by a man, who had to "bend over backwards" to get it in sight above an oil refinery.
The extraordinary image was revealed to the audience at the Outer Limits Magazine 70 Years of the Modern UFO Era conference in Hull by UFO investigator Malcolm Robinson.
Mr Robinson, who has investigated UFOs since the 1980s, said it was the most remarkable UFO picture he has come across.
He told the audience that two men were photographing the BP oil refinery at Grangemouth, central Scotland, at night when they spotted a distant red object.
It then flew directly towards them, he said.
He said: "This red ball of light shot across towards them and was 200 to 300 feet above when he took the picture.
"He literally had to bend over to take it.
"We checked with all the usual people and there was nothing in the area at the time.
"It is nice we got a photo. Is that evidence?
"I am here to tell you to open up your minds."
Mr Robinson runs Strange Phenomena Investigations (SPI) based in central Scotland.
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The image was sent to him in 1991 but remains one of the most compelling he has seen.
In an article on the SPI website, Mr Robinson said: "UFO testimony is one thing, but when you receive testimony backed up with a quite spectacular UFO photograph, well that's another matter.
"We at SPI received quite an amazing UFO photograph which was unlike anything we have ever seen before."
The incident happened on November 12 at around 9.30pm.
Phil Trevis, who snapped it was with a friend at the time.
In a report sent to SPI with the picture, he said: "My friend and I were taking photographs of the BP chemicals plant in Grangemouth (from Polmont Reservoir) when we noticed a dim, or rather, two small dim flashing lights over by the two 'flashing pylons' at Kincardine Bridge.
