Gabriela Insuratelu - Visual Storyteller & Photographer

Gabriela Insuratelu - Visual Storyteller & Photographer Visual Storyteller & Photographer. Former family & newborn photographer.
10 years of timeless, minimalist portraits. Welcome! It’s how I see the world.

Now creating soulful stays & stories in Greece. Follow the new chapter → Orama Oikos H.O.M.E.S.
🔗 www.oramaoikos.com Although my newborn and family photography studio has now closed, this page will remain a space where I continue to share the visual stories I create — both from my past work and from the new chapters ahead. I’ve been a photographer since 2004 — first drawn to travel and portrait ph

otography, with images featured in international publications including National Geographic travel guides. Since 2015, I specialized in newborn and family portraiture, building a studio experience rooted in simplicity, safety, and timeless emotion. I’ve worked with hundreds of families over the years, always with great care, professional training, and a deep understanding of children’s unique rhythms. As I step into a new direction, combining photography with storytelling, culture, and place, my camera still remains at the heart of everything I do. You’ll still find here glimpses of families, children, landscapes, and everyday beauty — because photography isn’t just what I do. Thank you for following along, whether you’ve been here since the beginning or just arrived.

Aici este locul unde voi captura următoarele amintiri pentru cei care ne vor călca pragul 🥰🥰🥰🥰
21/06/2026

Aici este locul unde voi captura următoarele amintiri pentru cei care ne vor călca pragul 🥰🥰🥰🥰

We were on our way to Methana Peninsula. Just driving.And then we look to the right, and surprise we discovered Psifta. ...
16/06/2026

We were on our way to Methana Peninsula. Just driving.
And then we look to the right, and surprise we discovered Psifta. A wetland, right next to the beach. We pulled over, and ofcourse we had to lift the drone.

89 species of birds rest or winter here. Herons, flamingos. There are birdwatching towers and paths through the reeds. We didn't have the right lens that day, that's a reason to go back.

Greece keeps doing this to us. You think you know where you're going, and then it shows you something you weren't expecting.

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Another amazing morning in Korfos. I wonder if I should ever go to sleep anymore. What do you think?
16/06/2026

Another amazing morning in Korfos.

I wonder if I should ever go to sleep anymore. What do you think?

I am starting to believe that this is the reason why Greek people wake up early, and take a walk. Just to not miss out o...
16/06/2026

I am starting to believe that this is the reason why Greek people wake up early, and take a walk.

Just to not miss out on views that feed the soul!

I am putting this image on my favourite list.

I know it is cherry season... but I think apple season is perfect too... with such sweet subject!
12/06/2026

I know it is cherry season... but I think apple season is perfect too... with such sweet subject!

I guess it makes sense to show you this photo now, even if it is summer. It was taken in the winter when I moved to Miro...
11/06/2026

I guess it makes sense to show you this photo now, even if it is summer.

It was taken in the winter when I moved to Miroslava, and there were only few houses on the street.

Now 5 years later... I am moving again, and I am really excited to see what places I discover to take amazing photos of those who will visit us.

Normal people, normal clothes, normal place. Outstanding memories!
10/06/2026

Normal people, normal clothes, normal place.

Outstanding memories!

Some shoots you just can't forget.This one was in Stânca, the village where I used to live. My former neighbour Ani, has...
09/06/2026

Some shoots you just can't forget.

This one was in Stânca, the village where I used to live. My former neighbour Ani, has an orchard there, and when Andra asked me to photograph their little one's first birthday, that's where we went.

I love that kind of rurality. The old trees, the uneven ground, the light that falls naturally.

Halfway through the shoot, the baby wiggled right off the chair, not a big fall, but enough to give her a fright. A few tears, a lot of comfort. And then those blue eyes again, wide open, calm, curious. Just like that.

What I remember most, though, is the tenderness between mommy and daddy, every time they looked at each other or reached for their little girl.

They were always easy to work with, easy to be creative around.

Autumn light, an old orchard, people I was genuinely fond of.

Miss you Andra!

08/06/2026

We visited Poros Island this Easter.

It is 5 minutes from Galatas with the ferry.
Poros is one of the closest islands to the Peloponnese coast.

I cannot describe the feeling, but what I do know, is that we will go back definetly.

📍 Galatas, looking toward Poros Island, Peloponnese, Greece

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