Michael T. Noonan is a fine art photographer. His art ranges from conceptual to literal representations of his subjects. His work can be found in public spaces and private collections around the world. Michael studied photography at Boston University and lives in Chicago, IL.

The Water Series traverses temporal conditions of day and night, chaos and calmness, color and light. The works in the Water Series are raw images that are not enhanced or manipulated - celebrating the natural purity of water and the transformation of its appearance by its surroundings. Typically produced in large scale format, each image in the Water Series is an edition of 12.

The Aggregate Series are photographs of man-made materials manipulated and enhanced to showcase their beauty and texture. Juxtapositions of the same image with contrasting treatments creates a duo of like patterns and different colors. Images of solo, duo and group sequences can be commissioned.

The Holding Series are photographs that celebrate and explore relationships. People who are connected in some way (relationship, business, relative, friends...) pose in a specific, structured, rigid stance while holding hands - and in their free hand hold something that says something about them, brings them joy, or is very important to them. The eyes are obscured to eliminate the most expressive aspect of a person so that the viewer is left to make interpretations based on other features in the photograph.