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| Margot Duane is a photographic artist serving editorial, corporate and private clients around the globe. She is a San Francisco Bay Area native with Maori roots and she draws inspiration from both influences. The power of positive imagery to enlighten, amuse -- and ultimately move humanity forward -- is Margot's driving force. |
| Publications |
| TIME, Rolling Stone, Los Angeles Times, Men's Journal, Good Housekeeping, New Scientist, Washington Times, Bradt Travel Guides, CRAFT, MAKE, San Francisco Magazine, Marin Magazine, Marin Independent Journal |
| Affiliations |
| American Society of Media Photographers, Bay Area Women in Film and Media, Fotovision, Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area, San Francisco Bay Area Press Photographers Association, San Francisco Women on the Web, Zuma Press |
| Exhibitions |
| San Francisco City Hall, SF, CA SOMArts Cultural Center, SF, CA Museum of Neon Art, LA, CA Vision North Gallery, SF, CA |
| Clients |
| Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Autodesk Bay Area Center for Independent Culture Bay Area Rapid Transit District BBC California Film Institute Chronicle Books Elder Financial Protection Network Esalen Institute Friends of the Earth Health Evolution Partners International Meetings & Conventions Corporation Northern California Grantmakers O’Reilly Media Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute State of Bavaria - US West Coast Division Tibetan Association of Northern California Tishman Speyer Travelzoo Foundation WireImage Woolsey For Congress |
| Projects |
| Margot is dedicated to applying her talent and energy to the greater good. She created and produced Equalipalooza, a sold-out fundraiser to defeat Proposition 8 in California. The event featured her images of the marriage equality movement and a stellar entertainment lineup hosted by internationally-renowned comedian and activist, Margaret Cho. Margot also managed global photography acquisition for ‘Blue Planet Run: The Race to Provide Clean Drinking Water to the World', a critically-acclaimed, large-scale photojournalism book addressing the Earth's water crisis. The book was produced by the creators of the best-selling 'America 24/7'' and 'Day in the Life' series. |
“Life is your art. An open, aware heart is your camera.” Ansel Adams |