Gabriela Campos is a Digital Enterprise Photographer at Santa Fe New Mexican. She specializes in themes related to construction and real estate, as well as arts and entertainment, with a strong focus on both analog and digital photography techniques. Gabriela's work has been featured in various publications, including The Messenger, KULR 8, and Entertainment Weekly.
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Gabriela Campos predominantly focuses on local event coverage, photography, and government & politics in New Mexico. She has an interest in covering local events such as legislative sessions, cultural celebrations like Las Posadas and Chanukah on the Plaza, and the Christmas Capital of New Mexico.
Given her focus on photography and local events, pitches offering unique visual storytelling opportunities or access to exclusive photo galleries from noteworthy community events may resonate well with Gabriela. Additionally, providing insights into regional political developments or human-interest stories related to house & home topics within New Mexico could also be appealing to her coverage interests.
Considering her emphasis on scientific themes in some of her articles (e.g., Multi-omics analyses), she might also engage with content relating to scientific breakthroughs or research happening within the region.
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As they looked back on 2025, reporters reflected on the highs and lows. They share their recollections of a year that for many has been a wild ride.
Jess Ortiz of Bittersweet Artworks paints petals on pink roses across a sacred heart on a mural with JP Granillo on a building on Octane GMC of
By: Gabriela Campos, Nathan Burton
Coyote Café chef Dakota Weiss dismissed the idea she might be taking on a little too much.
Beverly Moran visits with her horse Midnight after doing a run through in putting on the traditional Lakota style beaded regalia she created for her horses, that they have donned
Whataburger made its Santa Fe debut Monday, opening to a large crowd and offering a Whataburger Swag Bag to its first customers.
{p class=”p1”}Beverly Moran (Hunkpapa Lakota) works on a beadwork image of a horse that will go on a pair of chaps after working with the Sam family who were training
Capital High School’s Super Scholar Adamary Amador, right, and her mother, Claudia Vazquez, smile at Amador's award after she was recognized as a 2026 Super Scholar on Tuesday night at
A long and lonely stretch of road with Starvation Peak on the horizon sits between Santa Fe and Romeroville, part of Route 66 before the famed road’s realignment.
