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For the past twenty three years Eric has freelanced for several Canadian, American, French, Australian and British Aviation magazines. He has published over 250 articles and 2,500 photos as well as having photos in several aviation museums and businesses. Eric enjoys photographing everything from weddings to wildlife. He is a Certified Photographic Consultant with the Society of Photographic Consultants and is a member of the Society of Photo Finishing Engineers and works for Canada’s largest photo finishing company as a Minilab Support & Quality Analyst.
Eric fulfilled a lifelong dream in 2011 when he flew with the Snowbirds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron at the Atlantic Canada International Airshow.
Eric prepares for a photo-flight in the back of the Warbird Digest B-25 Mitchell.
His father and grandfather were both avid photographers; Eric began taking photos and developing film and prints at nine years of age. His father, Richard Dumigan, began photographing aircraft in the late 40s and has amassed over 500,000 negatives. At an early age Eric accompanied his father on visits to airports and airshows. Eric’s main passion is aviation photography and during the summer months he follows the airshow circuit in Ontario and the North Eastern States
Flying in the 1941 Historical Aircraft Group’s C-45. Eric has been a long time supporter of the Geneseo Airshows in Upstate New York.
Shooting from the escape hatch on the Commemorative Air Force’s B-25 “Miss Mitchell” during the 2007 Thunder Over Michigan “Mitchell Madness” airshow.
“TEAM AIRIC”
My wife, Bernadette, has accompanied me since the 2007 airshow season and in 2009 her photography progressed to the point I now share her images on www.airic.ca. Our goal is to cover all aspects of airshows and promote the airshow industry and aviation in Canada.
Bernadette has established a name for herself in aviation circles for capturing great behind the scene crowd and performer images.
Photography is not what I do. It’s who I am.
The “Team” Bernadette LaBarre Dumigan, Eric Dumigan and Richard Dumigan.
Richard Dumigan at RCAF Station St. Hubert while serving with the Royal Montreal Regiment.
Richard in the darkroom. Eric was introduced at an early age to the darkroom and fondly remembers countless hours developing negatives and prints with his father while listening to classical music.
Eric’s father and grandfather, Richard and Robert Dumigan are seen exploring the ex-RCAF Liberator at St. Jean, Quebec with a friend.
On February 18th, 2012 Eric joined the North East Council of Airshows Board of Directors.
Harnessed in to a Piper Lance for a Canadian Aviator shoot with Red Bull Aerobatic pilot Pete McLeod.
Debrief with photo-ship pilots Steve Secco, David Welton and Pete McLeod.
The results from the A2A shoot with Pete McLeod.
Canadian Aviator’s Jim Cole, Pete McLeod and Eric at the 2012 Hamilton Airshow.
Matt Younkin photo of Bernadette flying right seat in Matt’s Beech 18.
Eric photographing the RCAF 2012 CF-18 Demo pilot, Patrick ‘Paco” Gobeil.
Eric is seen returning to the 2012 Geneseo Airshow after a early morning A2A shoot with Rob Holland.
Eric in the cockpit of the RIMOWA JU 52 with pilot Capt. Hans Lasser
Bernadette shooting from the back seat of Mark Pfister’s Citabria during a shoot with two Bucker Jungmanns.
Eric is seen shooting from the back of Hannu’s Harvard during the 2012 Remembrance Day Flypast over Toronto.
Bernadette shooting over Orlando in a R-44.
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