A resident of the American city of Rochester on September 25, 2012 at about seven o'clock in the evening filmed the sunset over Braddox Bay, located in the southern part of Lake Ontario, and "caught" a group of bright UFOs on camera.
When light yellow lights appeared in the sky, the photographer assumed that someone had launched fireworks near the lake. However, he did not notice that the lights were rising from the ground, they suddenly appeared right in front of him and fanned out. At the same time, three bright objects were moving in front, and the fourth was slightly further behind.
Without changing its formation, the UFO group moved first from left to right, and then the objects turned over, lined up in the same order, moved in the opposite direction and turned over again.
Such maneuvers were repeated several times, and, according to an eyewitness, before each rotation the objects froze for one or two seconds. The last time they stopped and retired northeast towards Canada.
The unusual performance took place 2 kilometers from the photographer, so he managed to get 27 pictures. The eyewitness claims that all of his photographs taken with the Canon 5D Mark II are genuine and have never been subjected to any processing.
As for the lighting conditions, as a professional, the photographer clarified that the sun at the time of shooting was behind and to the left of the four discs, therefore, the objects shone on their own.
For more than four years, the photographs were stored in the photographer's archives, until he decided to send them to UFO experts for further research.
Voronina Svetlana
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