Yeah man, you're talking about Bob Lazar. This guy's story is crazier than a box of frogs. He's this controversial figure who used to work at Area 51. A lot of people were quick to call him a fraud, but I gotta tell you, the more you dig into the details, the stranger it gets. He's got this footage, right? Videos of things zipping through the air, pulling off moves no aircraft from the 1980s could dream of doing. I mean, the man got himself arrested for bringing folks to a lookout spot to see these things take off.

Now, he claims these weren't alien-flown UFOs, but real, tangible vehicles being flown by humans, man. They got these vehicles from somewhere else - we're talking otherworldly stuff here. I mean, it's all so wild and out there. It makes you wonder, doesn't it?

This Jeremy Corbell guy, he did an interesting documentary on Lazar. There's a lot of stuff in there that kinda backs up the fact that Lazar really did work at Area 51. I mean, you don't just accidentally know that many specifics, right? Anyway, it's a rabbit hole all on its own - fascinating stuff. So, to answer your question, yeah, Lazar took the photos, and Corbell's the one who's been bringing it all back into the spotlight.

I don't have the specific data for Episode 2028 of the Joe Rogan Experience, but based on the context provided, I don’t think there was a direct reference to another individual who took pictures of Area 51. We did cover a lot about Bob Lazar, a man who claims to have worked on alien spacecraft at Area 51 and S4. We also touched on George Knapp, who's a renowned investigative reporter and the one who initially broke the Bob Lazar story. But, captured photos of Area 51? That wasn't mentioned specifically, man. So, unless you have more details, we're kind of in the dark here, just like most things about Area 51. Haha.