Dark gray spheres reappear one year after they first were photographed on May 5th and 6th, 2025, Denmark, Odense. But now, on May 19, 2026, same place, they were seen again in a single photo of some clouds. Since I didn’t notice the UFOs (again) while taking the photo, my focus point was on the clouds, not the two spheres. And yes, I know, it’s the same story over and over again, the UFO are out of focus. But when you don´t see them, you can´t focus on them.
The clouds in the photo above are in focus, and the two dark gray spheres are closer to the camera than the clouds are out of focus. And the objects are not particularly strong in terms of color intensity. They seem almost transparent in the cropped but un-edited picture above. It is only when you zoom in and apply some filters to the image that a visible shape appears.
Dark gray spheres enlarged
The dark gray spheres below are enlarged to the maximum before they become too pixelated. All the pictures below show the top object first and the bottom object second. Let’s start with two enlarged images of the UFOs without using any filters. This is how my camera saw it.
The top object above the bottom object below…
There is clearly something strange present in the pictures. Even though the objects are out of focus, you can see that there is a definite presence of dark gray objects flying. I took a series of seven photos, and these UFOs appear only in the first photo. These particular objects are gone in the other six photos. So this is not dust on the lens. And they are not the typical profile of out-of-focus insects flying past the camera, either. The blur caused by poor focus does not look like motion blur. Instead, the objects appear to be standing still, hovering midair.
Dark gray spheres processed with filters
Since the dark gray spheres in the two images above don’t make much sense, we can go a step further and use some filters in Photoshop. Let´s try some basic image processing with automated contrast (Auto Contrast) and some extra brightness.
The dark gray sphere above provides the most detail, in contrast to the sphere below, which appears more blurred.
Both pictures below have been processed with the Calculations filter in Photoshop using the Vivid Light option with both channels in Gray. The sphere below offers some very interesting visible details.
The Calculations filter also seems to be able to see through the poor focus and draw the object behind the focus blur with finer nuances. The question is whether you can trust what you see or not. Does the program draw details that are not there? Or are the details that become visible real?
The shape of an airplane, for example, will still be visible even if the image is slightly out of focus. You can still clearly see that it’s an airplane, unless the focus is so bad that it all blends in the photo. And I think that also applies to some extent to one of the spheres, especially the object at the top in the very first picture above, which is not completely out of focus, only to some extent, since it offers some very interesting visible details.
Dark spheres reappear one year after
The first time I photographed these dark spheres was back in May 2025. Two days in a row, I was able to photograph these objects in the sky, still without noticing them when they were there. You can see them in the UFO photos for May 5th and May 6th
The dark spheres are a new phenomenon appearing in my photos. I haven´t seen this particular size and dark-colored type of object in my UFO photography before May 2025. They are new to me…
The full-resolution un-edited photos
Here are the seven full-resolution un-edited photos (5184 x 3456 pixels) I took on May 19, 2026. The dark spheres are to be found in the first image 8676. Some of the other photos also contain some small elongated objects.
- IMG_8676 (09.03.50 pm)
- IMG_8677 (09.04.20 pm)
- IMG_8678 (09.04.24 pm)
- IMG_8679 (09.04.38 pm)
- IMG_8680 (09.04.40 pm)
- IMG_8681 (09.04.46 pm)
- IMG_8682 (09.04.48 pm)
Basic sighting data
- Denmark, Odense May 19, 2026 around 09.03 pm
- Camera position: Denmark, Odense
- Canon D60 DSLR with standard 24-70mm zoom lens
- Compass direction: West