EDITORIAL
American Craft
Business Week
CBS
Fortune Magazine
Geo Magazine
Life Magazine
Money Magazine
National Geographic
New York Times Magazine
People Magazine
The Charlotte Observer
Time-Life Books
NON-PROFIT
Alzheimer's Association
First Chicago Foundation
Foundation For The Carolinas
Goodwill
The Duke Endowment
CORPORATE
Abbott
Allstate
Anheuser-Busch
Bally
Baxter-Travenol
Black & Decker
BorgWarner
Corporate Graphics
Eli LilyEvanston Hospital
EXXON
Firestone
HFC
IBM
Kimberly-Clark
MacMillan-Bloedel
McDonalds
Midland-Ross
Mission Hospital
Northern Trust
Polaroid
Rockwell International
Sara Lee
SOHIO
Wells Fargo
Walgreens
Michael Mauney got his start in photography at The Charlotte Observer in North Carolina. After moving to Chicago, he worked for Life magazine as staff photographer.
In addition to his time at Life, he worked for People and Fortune magazines, and also did photography for many of the country’s largest corporations. Today Michael lives near Asheville, North Carolina, and continues to do work for national corporations such as Walgreens, and for institutions such as The Duke Endowment and Foundation For The Carolinas.
In addition to his time at Life, he worked for People and Fortune magazines, and also did photography for many of the country’s largest corporations. Today Michael lives near Asheville, North Carolina, and continues to do work for national corporations such as Walgreens, and for institutions such as The Duke Endowment and Foundation For The Carolinas.
“What I’ve always done best is make pictures of people. I find it natural to let the person I’m photographing guide the process. Sometimes I stop and do something to change the dynamics, which allows the unpredictable to happen. I'm happy to give people the time and space to do something interesting—which is, to become themselves. This works whether I’m photographing a celebrity, a CEO, or a ten-year-old child. Of course if push comes to shove, I’ll do whatever is needed to get the shot.”
--Michael Mauney
