Noah Lubin is a Seattle-based photographer, born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. He has been documenting the region for nearly a decade, shooting everything from birthday parties to non-profit groundbreakings to civil unrest to visits from foreign heads of state. His portfolio spans a diverse range of creative and professional work.  
Noah’s prior clientele includes Tableau, Google, the ACLU, Microsoft, Eat Seattle Tours, Door Dash, Peerspace, Homestead Community Land Trust, The MORELove Project, Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, Bastyr University, and many more. His work has been published in New York Magazine, Seattle Times, Capitol Hill Seattle News Blog, Apple News, as well as by KOMO and King-5 News.
Regularly rated by Snappr as one of Seattles best photographers, Noah is a member of the artist collective called Forever Safe Spaces with Blue Cone Studios which provides artist residencies rent-free for local up and coming artists.  His creative work hangs in hundreds of homes and has been exhibited at restaurants and galleries around Seattle, including Americana and Vermillion Art Gallery. Previously, he worked as an independent marketing consultant, carrying multiple brands on Instagram. He owns and runs Sound Photography, a real estate photography company servicing Seattle and the greater Seattle area. In his spare time, he enjoys gardening and cooking for his girlfriend.