The world is full of intricate, remarkable forms, but we take for granted our place in nature, trading sensitivity to our surroundings for greater productivity and progress. A Photographic Survey of the American Yard is an ongoing series comprising over 750 images of the plants, animals, and insects Joshua White has encountered in his daily life. In the tradition of artists such as Karl Blossfeldt, he uses commonplace weeds, flowers, insects, seeds, and animals to explore ideas of place, cycles of life and death, ecology, and memory. The images in this series are created and edited on an iPhone, then shared through social media. The installation at NKU is a collection of 200 prints from the series.