I was looking through some "wierd pics" site and found this. it's got the pic and story.
Spaceman
a bit of the story:
I used to shy away from older photos of anomalies, chalking most up to photo/film glitches, double exposures, temperature effects. With the current rash of Photoshopped and manipulated (usually badly) photos out there passing as "real anomalies", I find myself looking at the older stuff more and more.
It was almost impossible to fake without detection, and the known camera and film problems could be ruled in or out upon analysis.
This photo of Elizabeth Templeton was taken in on May 4, 1964 by her Dad who was a fireman near their home in Australia. Jim, his wife and three daughters went on a picnic that day bringing along his new camera.
The area they were at was almost deserted but Jim reported a "strange electrical feel" to the air as if it was going to rain. When the photos were developed, the store owner remarked what a shame it was that the nicest photo of Elizabeth had been ruined by the man in the background. Yet there was no man in the area at the time; a tall humanoid in a space suit would have attracted a lot of attention.
rest of the story is on the link.