Press & Features

Here's where my content has been featured, from a museum's online exhibition to conservation partners up and down the coast. If you're writing a story, my bio and a headshot are in the press kit at the bottom of the page.

The Griffin Museum of Photography's online exhibition page for Enduring Ground: America's National Parks
Profile Point on Santa Cruz Island, a rocky headland whose silhouette resembles a face in profile, seen from the water
Profile Point's Gaze, made from a boat off Santa Cruz Island.

Enduring Ground: America's National Parks

Griffin Museum of Photography · January 16 to June 12, 2026

Executive Director Crista Dix selected my Profile Point photograph for the Griffin Museum's juried online exhibition Enduring Ground. It was one of 56 images chosen for the online show from more than 740 submitted by 258 artists.

View the exhibition
Ocean Defenders Alliance article: Sea Lions Are Getting Seriously Injured By Fishing Gear Inside Channel Islands Harbor
California sea lion looking over the edge of a white boat

Sea Lions Are Getting Seriously Injured By Fishing Gear Inside Channel Islands Harbor

Ocean Defenders Alliance ·

Founder and president Kurt Lieber wrote about California sea lions injured by fishing gear inside Channel Islands Harbor, where I live and work, and ran the story with my photographs.

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Opening of the VoyageLA Hidden Gems interview with Alexis Noelle Galasso

Hidden Gems: Meet Alexis Noelle Galasso of Salt + Noelle

VoyageLA ·

A Hidden Gems interview with VoyageLA about how Salt + Noelle started.

Open the interview

The story I'm after is what sea otters do when they believe they're alone. That story only exists at a distance, which makes distance part of the craft.

Alexis Noelle GalassoQuoted in Wildlife Through Their Lens, Sea Otter Savvy's Sea Otter Awareness Week feature on ethical wildlife photography, .

Certified Wildlife Steward

Sea Otter Savvy ·

I'm a Certified Wildlife Steward through Sea Otter Savvy's Community Active Wildlife Stewards (CAWS) program, and I hold one of only three CAWS photography certifications awarded worldwide.

Sea Otter Savvy's certified participants listing, including the New! Salt + Noelle card
Alexis holding a Certified Wildlife Steward flag on a coastal bluff at sunset
The Certified Wildlife Steward flag.

Press Kit

Alexis sitting on a coastal bluff at sunset with her camera and long telephoto lens
Alexis on the coast at sunset.
Alexis photographing elephant seals on a beach at San Miguel Island from the bow of a Zodiac, using a long telephoto lens
In the field at San Miguel Island.
Alexis as a young child sitting on a walrus statue in the Blubber Beach exhibit at the New York Aquarium
Alexis at the New York Aquarium.

Short Bio

Alexis Noelle Galasso is the founder of Salt + Noelle, a conservation media studio and strategic consultancy at Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard, California. She documents sea otters and pinnipeds with long telephoto lenses under her Admire from Afar method, and her long-form field stories have reached 128K+ site visitors in 180+ countries. She serves as Advising Director of Marketing & Development at Sea Otter Savvy and is a Certified Wildlife Steward through its Community Active Wildlife Stewards (CAWS) program. Before Salt + Noelle, she spent more than 15 years in music and entertainment, including Universal Music Group and Apple Music.

About Salt + Noelle

Salt + Noelle is a conservation media studio and strategic consultancy founded in 2025 by Alexis Noelle Galasso at Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard, California. The studio publishes wildlife photography and long-form field stories from the California coast, and builds campaigns and visual content for conservation organizations and coastal brands. All field work follows Admire from Afar™, the studio's distance-based ethical method. Learn more at saltnoelle.com.

Photo Credit

Alexis Galasso / Salt + Noelle

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For interviews, high-resolution files or a photo that isn't here, email alexisnoelle@saltnoelle.com.

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