- Salisbury Street 6/7/98
Album 66: Lafayette, May 24 - July 12, 1998
The image depicts a deceased raccoon lying on its back, with its head facing towards the bottom-left corner of the frame. The animal's body is positioned diagonally across the photograph, with its front paws stretched out to the left and its hind legs bent at an angle.
The raccoon has distinctive brown fur with black markings around its eyes and ears, and a lighter-colored belly. Its eyes are closed, and its mouth is slightly open, revealing pink gums and a red tongue. The animal appears to have been dead for some time, as evidenced by the presence of flies on its face and body.
In the background, the ground beneath the raccoon is composed of cracked asphalt or concrete, which suggests that the image was taken in an urban environment. A small portion of another object can be seen in the bottom-left corner of the frame, but it is not clear what this object is.
Overall, the image presents a poignant and somewhat disturbing scene, capturing the momentary stillness of a lifeless raccoon on a city street. The inclusion of the caption "Salisbury Street 6/7/98 (Lafayette, May 24 - July 12, 1998)" adds context to the image, suggesting that it may have been taken as part of a larger project or series documenting the natural world in an urban setting. – AI vision
