"The best" photograph of the Loch Ness monster was taken by 60-year-old George Edwards - the picture has already been studied by American military experts and recognized as genuine. To capture the monster, the Nessie hunter has spent 60 hours a week for the past 26 years. The author of the photo believes that there are several similar monsters in the lake.
“It was slowly moving up the lake towards Arkart Castle, something dark gray in color. It was quite far from the boat - about half a mile,”Edwards said. He did not want to publish the picture he received until he received confirmation from experts - the photo was taken back in November last year.
The photograph taken by George Edwards shows a strange hump sticking out of the water. The experts concluded that the image is a moving object. According to Edwards, he watched Nessie for about 10 minutes, after which it sank under the water and disappeared.
It is curious that modern technology has repeatedly spotted the Loch Ness monster. In April, Captain Martin Atkinson said that an echo sounder on his ship had discovered a snake-like creature 1.5 meters long at the depth of the famous lake. He presented evidence of this - a photograph of the echo sounder screen. His photograph won the Best Newest Nessie Surveillance Award from bookmaker William Hill.