Danielle Domond

I am a published photojournalist and storyteller based in South Florida. My first byline landed in The Cobra Chronicle when I was sixteen, and Quill & Scroll inducted me before I could vote. Since then my photography has appeared in National Geographic, The Palm Beach Post, Caribbean National Weekly, and The Gleaner, and hung on the walls of the Island SPACE Caribbean Museum. In 2018 I represented my state as a National Youth Correspondent at the Washington Journalism & Media Conference, where a studio session at National Geographic headquarters with staff photographer Becky Hale produced my first published NatGeo image. I have been chasing that feeling ever since.

The civic thread runs just as deep. I interned with the Florida House of Representatives during the 2016 session in the office of State Representative Hazelle P. Rogers, now a Broward County Commissioner, and with the office of Miramar Vice Mayor Yvette Colbourne, arranged my own Capitol Hill meetings at eighteen, and have spent years inside Broward's Affordable Housing Task Force, where I built the coalition's website and was honored with its Champions of the Community Award. In 2026 I became a Founding Member of the Obama Foundation, the year the Presidential Center opens its doors.

By day I have spent six years as Marketing & Outreach Manager for a HUD-certified housing counseling nonprofit, where I manage the grant pipeline and direct campaigns for English-, Spanish-, and Creole-speaking audiences. I run operations for a second HUD-certified housing nonprofit, Gateway to Housing, and behind the camera I have carried my own workflow since 2015, from weddings and portraits to editorial assignments, owning every step from on-set direction through Lightroom, Photoshop, and the final cinematic cut.

And for twelve years I have been involved with and coached tennis and surfing with Special Olympics athletes, photographed for the Gold Coast Down Syndrome Society, and co-founded a peer-mentorship inclusion program that presented to the Florida Inclusion Network. Everything I offer through this studio, I have done in the real world first, usually with a camera around my neck.