My Secret?
I love my Job!
Hi, I’m Roxana, and I’m so glad you’re here. My love for photography began when I was just 12 years old, experimenting with cameras and capturing the world around me. But it wasn’t until I moved to Germany in 2012 that I turned my passion into my profession and started an apprenticeship.
During that time, I learned so much, but one thing always bothered me—I was often asked to edit women’s bodies to fit someone else’s idea of perfection. It didn’t feel right. I knew I wanted to do things differently.
I promised myself that when I started my own business, I’d create a space where women could see themselves for who they truly are—strong, unique, and beautiful. Instead of Photoshop, I’d use light to show how amazing they already are.
Today, I’m proud to say that’s exactly what I do. I create soulful portraits that make you feel confident, empowered, and celebrated. My goal is to provide a safe, welcoming space where you can embrace your true self and leave with photos that show just how incredible you are.
This is my story
When I was 9, life changed completely. My mom, at 49, made the brave decision to move us from Romania to Portugal. I’ll never forget my first day of 3rd grade—standing in a classroom where the only word I knew was “Obrigada.” But the warmth and kindness of the people around me made all the difference, and before long, Portugal felt like home.
We lived by the ocean, and when I received my first camera, I was hooked. I spent every moment capturing the beauty around me—the waves, shells, exotic flowers, and of course, my cats. Photography became my way of exploring and appreciating the world.
At 15, we returned to Romania, and life pulled me in a different direction. I thought I needed to follow a more “serious” path, so I studied Political Science and Communications. But two years in, I knew it wasn’t for me. I dropped out, moved to southern Germany, and picked up my camera again. It felt like coming home all over again.
I decided to turn my passion into a career, even though I could barely speak German. I sent out 42 CVs, hoping someone would take a chance on me. One person did, and that one “yes” changed everything.The apprenticeship was tough, but it taught me so much—about photography, about myself, and about the kind of life I wanted to create. Along the way, I met my best friend, who became my husband two years later. We eloped to Denmark and celebrated with a traditional Indian wedding a year later in Bangalore.Now, we live in Berlin with our two incredible daughters. Berlin has been a special chapter in my journey—it’s where I met amazing people who made my life richer and my path so much brighter. I’m deeply grateful for their presence.This city has given me the chance to follow my dream and do what I love most—creating soulful portraits that capture strength, beauty, and the unique stories of the women I photograph. It’s been a winding road, but every step has led me here, and I wouldn’t change a thing.