Mariela Campbell Photography

Light pastel floral border at the bottom of the image with various flowers and leaves in shades of pink, yellow, gray, and beige on a white background.
Minimalist floral illustration with various pastel-colored flowers and leaves near the bottom of the image, on a white background.

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Through my photography, I aim to capture the unity around us. Wedding vows represent a sacred harmony found across all cultural traditions. This includes gender diversity, celebrations with family and friends, a connection to nature, and the everyday lives of people like you and me—all coming together to celebrate the beautiful chaos of nonconformity under one roof.

My gear is an extension of my artistry. I shoot with analog film and digital cameras—because there’s something deeply nostalgic about the grain of film and how it captures light that digital can never replicate. My Nikon F5 film camera is my muse, while my mirrorless cameras ensure nothing goes unnoticed.

Whether it’s an intimate gathering, an adventurous elopement, or a grand, intimate celebration (I take on a limited number of large weddings each year), my goal is simple: to capture the real, the tender, and the extraordinary.

A woman taking a selfie outdoors in a grassy area, wearing red glasses and smiling, with the sun setting in the background.

FUN FACTS ABOUT ME

Jumpsuits for every occasion—yes, I’m the raffiné advocater for practicality.

Road trips with my husband are my favorite ways to unwind.

Besides my pooch Saura, Baby Highland Cows and Ponies have me like 🫶🏼.

Food adventures — there's nothing better than trying something new!

Chill nights, crispy mornings, and the occasional little rain

The California coast has my heart. It's my perfect mix.

I like to throw bits of wisdom around like petals, hoping they land where needed and wanted.

I’m a drifter with roots, firmly planted but always ready to let a gust of whimsy point me.

I’m drawn to the quiet beauty of simple moments, like gazing up at a towering sequoia and convincing myself it’s more profound than it probably is.

I’m always hunting for Turkish coffee when I am not home like it’s the elixir of life. ( Hubby spoils me when we are home)

Flowers and gardening? are my version of therapy—dirt under the nails and all.

Before death taps me on the shoulder, I want to feel the pulse of the world beneath my feet. To spend a week in silence with the monks of Tibet, to stand knee-deep in the rice paddies of China, hands caked in as I learn the harvest from those who live by it, to knead dough and make pasta in Italy, and to wander the Inca ruins with my ancestors. I want to travel, not as a spectator, but as a participant—immersing myself in each experience, engraving every moment into my memory, every lesson into my soul

A woman with long dark hair and red glasses, wearing a beige jumpsuit over a black shirt, standing with arms wide open and mouth open, expressing excitement or joy against a plain white background.

That dude I'm hugging up there is the husband, Demetris, who assists me in all things backend and technical and media solutions. Running his own successful company Muse Media House

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