Teonna Daniels has been a professional photographer for two years. Her journey started her senior year at Lawrence Central High School when she was looking for an easy elective. This elective eventually turned into a new hobby.
“I carried my camera with me on every trip and event I attended, but I had never taken anyone’s professional pictures before,” said Daniels.
After completing her first professional photoshoot, she recognized her passion for the craft and kept going.
“Ever since my first photoshoot, I knew in that moment that I wouldn’t be putting the camera down any time soon,” said Daniels.
She enjoys shooting various creative concepts, such as businesses, birthdays, maternity and more.
While further pursuing her passion, Daniels also attended the University of Indianapolis where she received her bachelor’s degree in business.
Daniels bought her own studio to continue practicing her photography professionally on Sept. 27.
“I never imagined one photoshoot turning into this. I prayed and happily waited my turn. Now it’s time to take things up a notch and take TeeShotIt to the next level.”
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This minority business highlight was composed by Multimedia Staff Reporter Braxton Babb at the Indianapolis Recorder, who can be reached at (317)762-7854 or via email at BraxtonB@IndyRecorder.com. If you would like your business highlighted in the Indianapolis Minority Business Magazine, click here!
