Where’s the “proof”?

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Here’s a photo that appears in a 1997 Time magazine piece regarding historical references to flying saucers:

Note that the photo would have to have been taken from above the alleged squadron of saucers, flying in a cockeyed formation, (The photo is reminiscent of the Vallee photo that Vallee attests is authentic while our guy Dominick disputes that authenticity.)
 
So, where is (or are) the photo, film, video that shows conclusively a craft [UFO] that is indisputably an object outside the norms of what aircraft are today?
 
There is not one.
 
And how is it that no one has captured, via any technical apparatus, an image of an alien (extraterrestrial or non-human) being, entering their bedroom or house or meeting with them on a beach or in the woods or anywhere, while they have a camera in hand?
 
(Thousands of discreet photos have been taken over the years of persons and things that have appeared suddenly in situ.)
 
Yes, the AATIP captures are interesting but without form or clarity that shows them to be advanced aircraft or flying entities that give pause to normalcy.
 
The paucity of photos, during the supposed hub-bub within Roswell during the 1947 alleged activity there – which I’ve addressed before here – mitigates against inordinate normalcy there.
 
(Virtually everyone had a Brownie camera in the Roswell time-frame, and no one, not even the local news media, had the presence of mind to take some photos of the supposed goings-on?)
 
Something’s amiss in the UFO-oriented world, and it’s not just the foolish people. It’s the whole ball of wax.
 
RR