top of page
Doug McMillin
Daisy, Daisy
(give me your heart)
1
2
21 (farewell)
Tele-macros taken with a Nikon P900 and various Raynox Super Micro lenses.
1
1/21
Paper Faces
1
2
11
These posters were photographed as found in the autumn of 2011, in Fulford Harbour and Ganges on Salt Spring Island. The children were described then as being 'students of Fulford Elementary Grade 2-3.' Their photos were taken and posted by persons unknown to me. The posters were, like children, equally transitory and infinitely reassuring.
1
1/11
More photos coming soon (Fall 2021)
'Falling Dog' Favicon
This is one of my dogs imposed on a late afternoon sky, a fanciful representation of Hurricanes and Spitfires battling Messerschmitt 109s over the green fields of Kent throughout the summer and early autumn of 1940.
The RAF defended the UK against the Luftwaffe in what was the first-ever major campaign fought entirely by air forces. For the first time in WWII, Germany patently failed to achieve a major task which it had set itself: to gain air supremacy over southern England. This failure demonstrated that the Nazis were not invincible and stiffened the resolve of those determined to resist Hitler. The Battle of Britain was a major turning point. I love turning points.
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."
Sir Winston Churchill, 20 August 1940
bottom of page