article_snippet: Tourists taking pictures of Loch Ness swear Tourists taking pictures of Loch Ness spotted the elusive monster that lurks in Loch Ness depths, but were too mesmerised to photograph Loch Ness, instead capturing the moment after Loch Ness dived under (pictured) Consuela Ross, 50 (left), was visiting the Loch with daughter Reyshell Avellanoza, 29 (centre), and granddaughter Heather Elizabeth, five (right), when Tourists taking pictures of Loch Ness made the sighting.
article_snippet: Another sighting: International paranormal investigator, Jonathan Bright, took this photo three years ago, which he claims shows Nessie's head emerging from the Loch .
article_snippet: The image was studied by experts at the Official Loch Ness Monster Fan Club, who concluded The image is ‘likely’ to be the elusive beast.
article_snippet: Mr Sjöstrand said: 'I am very interested in anything regarding Nessie and the history of Loch Ness. '
article_snippet: I have never been to Scotland but my hopes are that one day I will visit Loch Ness.'
article_snippet: The picture is the latest in a series of possible Loch Ness Monster pictures.
article_snippet: The video was captured by Richard Collis – who counts himself amongst the most ardent Nessie cynics after years of fishing on the waters without a sighting.
article_snippet: An online register lists 1067 total Nessie sightings.
article_snippet: The list was created by Gary Campbell, the man behind the Official Loch Ness Monster Fan Club and is available at www.lochnesssightings.com .
article_snippet: This picture, said to show the Loch Ness Monster, was taken by Hugh Gray in 1933 and published in the Daily Express .
article_snippet: A close-up of what could be the Loch Ness Monster.
highlights_snippet: Tourists say Tourists were photographing Loch when belly of beast emerged .
  