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Gabriela

Gabriela

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Photographer & Visual Storyteller

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Join date: Jul 21, 2024

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Visual storyteller & photographer with a soft spot for honest emotion and natural light.

Until now, I’ve captured newborns, families & travel portraits — in minimalist tones, always with heart.

Based in Romania (for now), preparing to move to Greece and build Orama Oikos — a creative haven by the sea.

From quiet village gardens to Aegean sunsets — I document beauty where I find it.

Mama to David, a wise and witty preteen who keeps me grounded and inspired.

Proud human of Jack, the redhead Bichon with main character energy.

With a loving partner who inspires me and proves daily that anything is possible with the right people by your side.

Sharing our journey of slow living, creative dreams, and finding home — one story at a time.

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Gabriela

Posts (35)

May 5, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Chilladou. A Thousand Waves, a Thousand Olive Trees

How we found our place in the world, in a small Greek village with a big name The first time we truly explored this area, in 2024, something stirred deep inside. Not excitement, exactly. Certainty. This is where stories will be written. We kept coming back. Each time we stayed a little longer, because every visit felt less like a trip and more like a homecoming. Behind the beautiful photographs, there were many battles fought, many quiet evolutions, mental, emotional, deeply personal. Only we...

Jan 23, 2026 ∙ 2 min

What Greece Taught Me About Time, Rhythm, and Life

Greece didn’t teach me spectacular things. It taught me simple ones, and that was the uncomfortable part for someone used to constant speed and productivity. In Greece, time isn’t managed, rhythm isn’t rushed, and life isn’t treated like a checklist. People matter more than plans, pauses aren’t guilty, and days feel longer because they’re lived more fully. Greece isn’t a backdrop. It’s a way of being.

Nov 10, 2025 ∙ 2 min

From Fear to Awe. How Greece Changed My Rhythm!

I did not like Greece the first time. Not even the second or the third. I was watching over the Prokopos Lagoon and Strofylia Forest from a view point on Mavra Vouna Hill. I was seeing it through young eyes, with little information. My school years only praised Romania in the history books, and we were not taught about other cultures. Life in Romania was difficult after the 1989 Revolution. I had just started traveling abroad, and I have to admit, I was terrified of everything new. There...

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