I emailed our local news asking them what the chemtrails are and if they pose any health threats. I also sent them a link to my pictures. I didn't hear back from them. I have plans to start sending in a photo of chemtrails to the Sunday Snapshot contest the local news station has every week. Maybe one of the photos will get nominated and be shown on TV. At any rate, someone at the station will be looking at one each week.

I uploaded all my chemtrail photos to my Flickr account. My hope is as other photographers see them and then see them out in the field or in their photos, they may make a connection.

When the chemtrails are in the sky I tell people; "look up, they are poisoning us". That usually gets a conversation going. I don't care anymore if they think I am nuts, I am sick of these things!

Well, that is not much but I will keep trying to do what I can until someone finds the silver bullet to wake everyone up.

Some good ideas there. I especially like the photo contest idea.

It's encouraging to see someone who is not afraid of what other people think.

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewAlbums&friendID=507072291
thats where i upload my pics, probably a few hundred there.
the particle filled sky where i live is honestly so bright that for that reason alone people are disinclined to look up.
Without wearing polaroids, you wont see what is sheilded by the sheer glare of brightened clouds. The camera on the other hand has apature settings and auto light functions so it reveals it quite well. Though even when seeing a video people dont associate what they see there, with what they cannot look at in the sky on any given day.

Nice pictures.

There are particulates in the air constantly. I always see the scattered light at night around lights. I've have never seen anything like this before.

The patterns and colors they expel are new. For example:

http://globalskywatch.com/stories/my-chemtrail-story/chemtrail-information/orange-halos.html

We are all breathing this.