Daniel Oni Photography

A while back I received a notification on Facebook messenger from one Oluwakemi Majonagbe - a lady I later  found to be wild, assertive, jovial & industrious. Before responding to her message, I hastily did a quick check on her person - Facebook was quite helpful. Oluwakemi would call & text mornings, afternoons & nights on end being particular that her shoot goes down well in history and stories about it that would be retold. Adding animation to the shoot were her friends, the lot of them were as wild as Oluwakemi and music to go, making every bit of the shoot a memorable moment for everyone and especially the photographer. With this I thought how blessed I am as a striving photography entrepreneur to have the social media as a tool to ensure the showcase of my brand identities to the a larger community and also its growth  and eventually leading to business success. Notes: It goes down well with reasoning to have thorough planning for a shoot Allow fo

I hope you enjoy the visual ride.   Laja , the groom, as he is popularly called is a bosom friend of my friend and has now become my extended friend - one circle of friends that runs as deep as university days. Travelling down to Abeokuta, Ogun State from Matogun, LagosOgun (someone like me from this part prefer to cling to Lagos) wasn't a debatable matter for me as requested by my friend. Particularly, I was meant to transport media tools to my friend which I did dutifully. In my mind I had other plans to stay back for some days, unfortunately, I had to journey back the next day to get some of the tools to their servicing points in Oshodi, Lagos (it could only be done in Lagos). Regrettably, the journey almost knocked me out because my vital signs were beginning to diminish as a result of the struggles I underwent in 2 - 3 days. Shortly after I returned to Abeokuta, Ogun State, Laja (the groom) came to visit my friend. In between their discussion, my name which is al