Noël’s photos are windows into the unseen beauty of nature, objects created by people and sometimes contrasts between the two. Her visual expressions reflect her cultural duality. She expresses her Hispanic culture in capturing vibrant colors and light vs. dark interplays, as well as patterns and shapes.

A photojournalism class sparked Noël's love of photography. Her photos have accompanied her articles throughout her news career.

• Her art photography debuted in a November 2025 solo show at the Arts Club of Washington—founded in 1916 as D.C.’s oldest arts nonprofit.

• It was curated by Dr. Erich Keel, of Zurich, Switzerland, who retired from The Kreeger Museum in Washington, D.C. as head of education from 1999-2013. He is a respected art historian and scholar of modern and contemporary art.

“Noël  does not want to imitate painting as some … photographers do. I believe she uses her camera to achieve what photography does best—zoom in on humble facts of life and read the beauty of general activities,” Dr. Keel noted, while explaining selecting her works in a highly competitive open call at the Arts Club of Washington.

Her art photos have been shown in DC, Annapolis and Richmond.