Patrick writes, "I have had this picture for about 10 years. It was taken in San Patricio, Texas' cemetery. We were snapping random pictures of tombstones of people who had died of a certain era in the San Patricio area for an Irish Texans project. None of the other pictures came out bad in the roll of film in the Polaroid and none of the other pictures came out w/ anything like the one on this picture. We took it to a local photography shop that is pretty well known in our city (Corpus Christi) and they could not understand what happened. A negative was even made of the Polaroid, along with enlargements. We also took pictures of the same head stone at the same time of the day the next day and no strange shapes were found on the film. The picture has not been altered at all. The interesting thing about this photograph however is the story of the woman buried beneath the headstone in the picture. My mother found the name at the local library records and found that she had died of child birth in the 1800s and was probably buried with her child. If you tilt the picture, it almost looks as if arms are holding up a baby from a laying person, or a hand is holding up a flower. It is an interesting picture  and even gave the professional photographers the willies. ( I have a smaller-sized picture if its too big for the website)."