Noe DeWitt, a unique product of the rock 'n' roll era, was born in Los Angeles, California. His parents, both rock 'n' roll tour managers, led a life that was the envy of many, managing iconic artists such as David Bowie, Iggy Pop, and Tina Turner. Noe and his brother, in their early years, roamed the hills of their Silver Lake neighborhood, oblivious to the world. Eventually, Noe's parents bid adieu to the tour-managing business and found solace in the foothills outside Yosemite National Park. They settled in the picturesque town of Mariposa, where the peaceful countryside became their sanctuary.

Noe's Mother returned to work as a production coordinator in fashion photography, working with brands such as Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, and Gianni Versace. His Father began a new career in architecture and designed homes and commercial buildings in and around Yosemite. As a teenager, Noe became interested in photography. His Uncle's fashion photography and Grandfather's industrial and World War II photographs inspired him. Ansel Adams was the hero around Yosemite; Noe was drawn to how he captured light in nature. Every summer, he and his family traveled to the beautiful island of Capri, a place his Mother called home. The island cast its spell on Noe, and he was hooked to his camera.

After graduating from Rhode Island School of Design with a double major in Photography and Textile Design, Noe embarked on a new chapter. In 1997, he made the bold move to New York City. His career has been thrilling, working with numerous editorial, catalog, and advertising clients. In 2019, Noe published his first book, New York Design At Home with Abrams. Noe works closely with the world's leading interior designers, architects, and high-end hotel brands. Noe's camera is his constant companion, a testament to his unwavering dedication to capturing life's moments, whether on the job or during his travels with his family.