Only an iPhone Was Used to Create This Archive of Backyard Wildlife via Gizmodo

Only an iPhone Was Used to Create This Archive of Backyard Wildlife via Gizmodo

This is indeed a different kind of wildlife photography. Instead of going to exotic corners of the globe, Joshua White combs the foliage of his own backyard in making hundreds of finely-detailed images.

White takes a scientific approach to collecting specimens and photographing them for his Photographic Survey of the American Backyard. The collection of over 400 images was made with an iPhone and a piece of white foam board.

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