The word “raccoon” is derived from “arakun,” the anglicized spelling of their Powhatan name. It is said to mean “he who scratches with his hands.” If you find a raccoon’s prints in the soft mud of a streambank or drying puddle, notice how their forefeet so closely resemble our own hands.
Printed on Fujifilm luster photographic paper with a satin sheen and fine texture, perfect for rich saturation and detail. (The second image shows other photographs from the collection, framed; prints are sold unmatted and unframed.)
If 24”×36” is what you’re looking for, that is possible but some photos work better than others. Drop me a note and we can discuss.
U.S. shipping only.
The word “raccoon” is derived from “arakun,” the anglicized spelling of their Powhatan name. It is said to mean “he who scratches with his hands.” If you find a raccoon’s prints in the soft mud of a streambank or drying puddle, notice how their forefeet so closely resemble our own hands.
Printed on Fujifilm luster photographic paper with a satin sheen and fine texture, perfect for rich saturation and detail. (The second image shows other photographs from the collection, framed; prints are sold unmatted and unframed.)
If 24”×36” is what you’re looking for, that is possible but some photos work better than others. Drop me a note and we can discuss.
U.S. shipping only.
