His photography and timelapse[18] imagery has been featured by international organizations and publications including NASA,[19] National Geographic,[20][21] BBC, and has been licensed by corporations such as Microsoft, Samsung, IBM, Hitachi, Google, Yahoo, Time Inc., Ogilvy & Mather, Saatchi & Saatchi, The Washington Post, ABC, NBC News, Viacom Media Networks, Lonely Planet Publications, Boeing, Verizon, Virgin, ING Bank, Bank of the West, Shell International and more.
In 2011, BBC's monthly documentary series on astronomy The Sky at Night acquired his photography and the same year, the International Centre for Life in the UK included his timelapse imagery on the digital planetarium show On the Shoulders of Giants.
In 2014, the Institute for Astronomy, Astrophysics, Space Applications and Remote Sensing of the National Observatory of Athens used Maragos' photography to decorate its facilities in Penteli, Greece.
In 2015, Maragos was one of the 20 artists from around the world who were invited to participate in the "Mosaic of Change Live Architectural Projection Experience"[23][24][25] show in Paris, France, in celebration of UNESCO's 70th anniversary.
Maragos' timelapse work "The Milky Way over Greece"[26] was edited with the voice of French historian and intellectual Alain Daniélou and projected onto UNESCO's headquarters' buildings by San Francisco-based creative studio Obscura Digital.