Lance KaufmanBefore becoming an author, Kaufman founded and sold two companies and acquired thirty-five patents in the field of electronics. By applying his curiosity, ingenuity and investigative skills, as well as fundamental problem-solving techniques, to the msteries of the natural world, he began to explore and understand how certain unique relationships evolve in the universe. Coincidentally, as he continued to examine photographs, he discovered a way to extract hidden, lifelike images from rock formations. Then, while applying these skills and examining the photographs, he developed a photographic processing technique that extracted and enhanced images that normally would go unnoticed. He calls this the Phantom Image Process. (The star of Eyes of Sedona, a rock formation on Courthouse Butte, resembles a lady exhibiting humanlike characteristics. Kaufman has named her Sedona. She is over 300 feet high, with bone structures similar to that of a human. The image further displays five toes on each foot. Over time visitors to scenic Sedona have captured tens of millions of images of this formation, but until now no one has extracted that image of Sedona. She and many other images in the book were discovered using the Phantom Image Process.) Read More Read Less