1. A computer-implemented surveillance method for tracking a target in a featureless background, the method comprising the steps of: providing a real imaging means forming a pair of first and second images of a real space in a field of view of the imaging means, the field of view having a center; storing the pair of first and second images in non-transitory memory; performing, with a processor, a correlation operation on the pair of first and second images for forming a resultant image including blobs corresponding to elements in the real space and then storing the resultant image in the non-transitory memory; classifying one of the blobs as the object, comprising the steps of: identifying a first blob and a corresponding second blob in the resultant image; determining a first set of pixels in the second image which correspond to the first blob in the resultant image; determining a second set of pixels in the second image which correspond to the second blob in the resultant image; dilating both the first and second set of pixels in the second image to form a dilated first set of pixels and a dilated second set of pixels in the second image; measuring a first divergence between the first set of pixels and the dilated first set of pixels; measuring a second divergence between the second set of pixels and the dilated second set of pixels; classifying the first blob as the object if the first divergence is greater than the second divergence; and classifying the second blob as the object if the second divergence is greater than the first divergence; tracking the object by moving the imaging means toward the object by an amount corresponding to the distance between the center of the field of view and a center of the object; and continually repeating the step of tracking as the element corresponding to the object moves in the real space.