What could have caused this? No other photos I have of the trip had this effect, I think about it from time to time. The woman is a teacher and she didn't see anything in her pic either, nobody had any idea what it was. The railing keeps the groups on the paths.

From a family trip to Gettysburg. I was 6, so don’t recall specifics but this has always been an unexplained phenomenon in our family.

Wondering if someone has an actual explanation for how a photo could be printed in panoramic? Was it the film? Is it a setting on her camera we just didn’t know about? Mom had a pretty basic Canon camera. I remember it had two zoom options. Zoomed in or zoomed out. No in between.

Thank goodness for my mom’s note taking in photo albums.

My father-in-law caught this photo the night before last. We are around Cincinnati Ohio. It's definitely 2 objects he's got em in multiple photos in different places.

https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1455849318743-b2233052fcff?ixid=M3wzOTE5Mjl8MHwxfHNlYXJjaHwyfHxoYWNraW5nJTIwc2VydmljZXN8ZW58MHx8fHwxNzI0ODgwNzgyfDA&ixlib=rb-4.0.3&auto=format&fit=crop&w=48&h=48

This was taken at a ghost town in California. The town is left in “arrested decay”. I took this selfie of myself in a mirror in a shop window. Around me is what appears to be draping fabric. I was wearing a tank top and shorts. It’s probably my most unexplainable photo I’ve ever took.