Check out the comments under her post of that photo. She asked us to tell her what we see. There are several snakes, two of which are under the table. Also a creature in the upper left of the photo, and several skulls. Hard to see in an old grainy photo on a phone, but once you see the first one they're easier to spot.

She did another thread similar to this, but the video was of a man in a Freemason museum, showing a photo of his "good friend" one of the astroNOTS.

I'll see if I can find the link...

I see the skulls, snake, etc. Enlarging helps. I saw some of her thread.
Terrible.
When I was a child, I saw scary things every night and was afraid to sleep. I read books until I was too exhausted to stay awake. Here is a painting I did much later, where I tried to describe an event in my childhood.
There's a reason for everything. Now I feel that the main reason was for me to illustrate the demons I saw. And thank God, really thank God, not that they don't exist, but i don't see them anymore -
Except when someone posts about them and then I can see, I understand and I believe. And I feel, that, for the most part, I can face the truth.
God is with me, God is with us.

She has some very interesting threads!
Also she has worked in the film industry so she can zero in on things that are revealed in old style photos.

She's good, and helping a lot. Old movies and almost all TV shows, old or new, give clues.
For instance, a 1975 movie, The Prisoner of Second Avenue
https://letterboxd.com/film/the-prisoner-of-second-avenue/
Comments:
"I don't know whether to laugh or . . . Lemmon and Anne Bancroft drive each other doolally in this charming little caper from 1975..."
Another comment: "There's a scene here which is almost impossible to describe in terms of how intense and extraordinary it is. Lemmon tells Anne Bancroft, that the world is conspiring against him and it descends into one of the few scenes I can recall ever having seen which is equal parts absolutely hilarious, completely terrifying and extremely sad."
My comment: The most intense scene was when Lemmon was convinced of a world conspiracy. For a moment he sounded like an Anon. Of course, knowing what we know, that they are trying to destroy us, it's only terrifying and sad, not funny.