Margot Duane brings people, stories, and ideas to life through photography, events, and experiences. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, she partners with nonprofits, purpose-driven businesses, and communications agencies to create work that connects with people and moves a mission forward.

An internationally published photographer and experienced producer, Margot combines a storyteller’s eye with the practical skills to bring a project from idea to execution. Her work spans portraits and branding photography, international photography projects, exhibitions, and benefit and community events. She brings curiosity, warmth, and thoughtful coordination to every collaboration—helping people feel at ease and keeping the many moving parts on track.

Over more than thirty years, her photographs have appeared in TIME, Rolling Stone, Forbes, TechCrunch, The Wall Street Journal, New Scientist, The New Zealand Herald, Good Housekeeping, The Listener, the Los Angeles Times, and several books.

Margot is especially drawn to projects that strengthen communities, advance sustainability, and amplify people doing meaningful work. That commitment also inspired her to found ThreeSixtyNOW, an initiative exploring how sharing, reuse, and creative community experiences can make sustainable living more accessible and joyful.

A triplet from a family of adventurers, Margot has Māori heritage and feels at home in both the Bay Area and New Zealand.

Have a story to tell, a campaign to develop, or an event to bring to life? Let’s talk.

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