This is the part of the website where I tell you that I got my first camera at 3 and had my first magazine assignment by 9. Not quite! I didn't even have an Atari until I was 10, I think.
In 2005 I took up photography as a way to get outside of an office. As it turns out, I'm not a big fan of fluorescent lighting. You probably aren't either. In fact, I don't know anyone who is.
I started with portraits and learned some incredible stories of the people I photographed. At the same time, I also became interested in creating images that told a different story. A bigger, fatter, funnier story. There's humor in everything, and it became my mission to seek it out. I started sketching out my own ideas and shooting them. As it turns out, these are excellent qualities to have when creating fun holiday cards for our family and our clients.
Check out all the samples on the site, plus the short intro video (coming soon). If you are looking for a unique card this year that's guaranteed to get your neighbors talking (and probably laughing), let's talk!
Speaking of fun, when I'm not on a shoot there's a good chance I'm bringing the pain online in Call of Duty, or spending just a little too much time on Twitter, Facebook, or Google Plus. If you are a fan of any of those, I'd love to connect with you there!
Eric
p.s. - Here are some additional links you might like:
Eric Doggett Studios : my main portfolio site for commercial and editorial work.
AustinPhotogs.com : a Facebook group I started in 2008. We get together every month or so for some good food and drink - come join us!