The Huskies are ready to party here, they've got their wolf ears and their leis on. This was a silly photo taken for fun around my Birthday in 2018 using a Kodak Instamatic 110 camera from the 70s with brand new 110 film and a fresh magicube for the flash. Interestingly the 110 film was misprinted at the factory, so the borders that are normally pre-exposed around the frame of each photo corresponding the index hole in the film strip was misprinted, resulting in several shots on this roll lining up with the edges of the pre-exposed borders. The lab I had process this photo made prints that were strange because of this, their equipment wasn't really set up to handle 110 film with this type of defect so they tried their best to print them. This is another interesting thing that can happen with analog photography, the closest digital equivalent would be a corrupted file that renders parts of the metadata or another photo onto the image itself.