Veronica Studios

02/20/2026

In 2013, I moved to NYC with only my camera and a $12/hr internship.

I gave that internship everything I had and still wasn’t hired full time.

That’s when I realized: if I wanted to be successful — or hell even survive — I was going to have to do something different.

I remember walking through the city thinking,
“One day I’ll build something of my own.”

Not just a business, but a place where creatives could feel safe, supported, and seen.

Because the truth is… being a creative can feel lonely.

You’re chasing ideas most people don’t understand. You’re betting on yourself when it doesn’t always make sense on paper. You’re building something out of nothing.

And let me be very clear: there is nothing cute or glamorous about my story.

No overnight success. No viral moment. Just years of hard work, commitment, and consistency.

My mom always encouraged me to start my own business, especially in a world where job security isn’t guaranteed even for the most talented people. That’s why I named my studios after her.

And one thing my dad taught me (RIP🙏🏾) was to be kind to good people and to let my actions speak louder than my words ever could.

Those lessons guide everything I build.

Today, I’m proud to say I run two creative studios and host a monthly Downtown Street Photography Workshop, helping creatives not only master their craft, but build community and businesses of their own.

In 2013, I had a camera and a vision.
Today, I have a business and a purpose.

During this Black History Month, I want to give a shoutout to everyone out here making Black history everyday by building, creating, leading, teaching, and owning.

Legacy isn’t just something we read about. It’s something we live.

And to anyone quietly putting in the work with no applause:

Keep going. Consistency compounds. Ownership matters. The vision you see in your head, it’s real.

I’m an example that you can achieve it. We got this.

01/26/2026

Scenes from Aruba 🇦🇼

09/18/2025

NYC it’s been real. Until next time. ✌🏾

06/18/2025

Every frame, every shoot, every edit—it’s all part of the grind.

What most people don’t see is the early mornings, late nights, and the countless hours spent learning, planning, and perfecting the craft.

This journey in photo and video has taught me that talent opens the door, but consistency and hard work are what keep you in the room.

If you’re building something, stay locked in. Your work will speak louder than any words ever could.

03/06/2025

IG what’s good it’s been a little minute since I’ve been on here and it looks like I didn’t miss too much. I took over a year break from social media for personal and professional growth and to recenter myself after a major loss in my life. Now I’m back at it with a clearer heart and vision. I can’t wait to share everything I’ve been working on since. Let’s get it!

04/02/2023

Great photography is all about finding a unique perspective to share. In other words, taking the photos that can only be captured through your lens. I’ve worked to develop my own unique photography style from years of practice and patience. Here are a few tips to help aspiring creatives find their voice. Drop a comment and let me know what your vibe is or what inspires you!

Find Your Style: Develop a consistent style or aesthetic. This could be based on a particular subject matter, color scheme, or editing style.

Composition: Pay attention to the composition of your photos. Consider the rule of thirds, leading lines, and symmetry. Experiment with different angles and perspectives to create interest.

Lighting: Good lighting is essential for great photos. Use natural light whenever possible and avoid harsh shadows. When taking indoor shots, try to use soft, diffused lighting.

Editing: Editing can help bring out the best in your photos. Use editing tools to enhance the colors, contrast, and sharpness of your images. However, be careful not to overdo it.

Have Fun: Don’t take it too seriously and enjoy the creative process!

03/21/2023

for shot by me.✌🏾

03/07/2023

Your business NEEDS video. If you’re struggling to capture your audience’s attention a high-quality video can be the solution you need.

Don’t take it from me - take it from our happy customers 🎥🎬📸

03/04/2023

Today I got the opportunity to shoot US Army veteran and cancer survivor Clara Greene. The moment I took the first photo of our session I could tell she was a special and stood for a purpose greater than herself. From not being paralyzed in a wheelchair, to concurring chemo and learning how to walk again. Now Clara is a published author and podcast host that lives by the motto “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”. There’s no “secret” to photography here.. that was cap. The only secret is, whatever obstacles are in your way, you can overcome it just like Clara.

01/27/2023

Yo FB fam guess what!? My business was recently accepted into the Village Micro Fund accelerator program! 🏠🚀💰

For those that don’t know, this a fellowship supporting black entrepreneurs in Atlanta with education, resources, and funding. Anyone that knows me and my story knows that my journey has not been easy, but I know I have a purpose that is greater than myself. I’m honored to have this opportunity to take my business to the next level. So with God on my side and a village behind me I’m excited about this next chapter.

09/29/2022

Thank you for the love ❤️https://shoutoutatlanta.com/meet-marcus-rosendoll-head-of-content/

We had the good fortune of connecting with Marcus Rosendoll and we've shared our conversation below. Hi Marcus, can you walk us through the thought-process of starting your business? I’ve always had a passion for art and entrepreneurship, which led me to pursue a career in film and media becau

06/21/2022

Good reviews for days 💪🏾📸