Where the Coast Becomes a Story
Salt + Noelle brings the spirit of the shoreline to you, from Channel Islands Harbor to wherever you call home.
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Dive Into the Blog
Discover captivating photo essays from the California coast that blend breathtaking wildlife photography with conservation insights. Learn about responsible wildlife viewing, explore hidden coastal gems, and get practical travel tips on where to stay, what to see, and how to experience the ocean mindfully.
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Curated Coastal Goods
Our thoughtfully curated collection of fine art prints and coastal home decor is being refreshed for a better shopping experience. Inspired by the ocean’s beauty, these pieces bring the coast into your living space. The store is currently under construction, sign up to be the first to know when it reopens.
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Consulting & Licensing
Partner with a seasoned marketing and content strategist to amplify your brand’s story across lifestyle, travel, and conservation sectors. Benefit from tailored consulting services and specialized licensing of unique coastal and wildlife imagery designed to engage your audience and drive meaningful impact.
Latest Stories & Features
Deferred Dreams to Wild Encounters
From a Pennsylvania steel town to dockside at Channel Islands Harbor, my journey has always followed a longing for the ocean. I’m Alexis Noelle, a photographer inspired by the water and the moments where people and wildlife meet.
I hope these stories and images bring the Pacific a little closer to you.
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Sea lions, dredging and human behavior all collide at Channel Islands Harbor. In this Whiskers in the Wild update, I share 4K surfing sea lion footage from Silver Strand, a new photo gallery, two entanglement reports and field notes on how wildlife is adapting to a noisy, working harbor.