UFOs Caught on Film by B. J. Booth

A compelling visual archive from one of the most respected researchers in modern UFO history. B. J. Booth, the creator of the long running UFOCasebook website, spent decades collecting, cataloging, and analyzing photographic UFO evidence reported by witnesses across the world. In UFOs Caught on Film, Booth presents one of the most accessible and carefully curated photographic histories of the phenomenon.

The book features an extensive selection of UFO photographs from multiple countries and time periods. Each image is paired with Booth’s commentary, witness statements, investigative notes, and the surrounding context that helps the reader understand why the case matters. Instead of sensationalism, the focus is on documentation. The result is a detailed look at how UFO sightings have evolved through the eras of film cameras, Polaroids, early digital cameras, and modern high resolution equipment.

Readers will find classic cases, rare photographs, and lesser known sightings that never received the attention they deserved. Booth walks the reader through analysis techniques, signature features of different types of craft, and the strengths and weaknesses of various photographic methods. Many of these images still defy conventional explanation and continue to be referenced by researchers today.

For those who appreciate historical evidence and well presented visual documentation, this book stands out as one of the clearest introductions to photographic UFO research. It is ideal for collectors, researchers building their library, and anyone interested in the physical side of the UFO phenomenon. Booth’s experience, combined with decades of case collection, makes this a trusted reference work that remains relevant long after its publication.

UFOs Caught on Film is both a historical snapshot and a valuable research tool. It captures the excitement, curiosity, and mystery of real encounters recorded by ordinary people who saw something they could not explain. For anyone drawn to the photographic side of the phenomenon, this book belongs on the shelf.

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