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Durham Region Newborn Photographer

Today I photographed the sweetest little girl. She slept so well and was so easy to photograph. I just couldn’t sleep until I edited this one image. It is just one of those images that defines the word priceless! I cannot wait to get to the rest of her gallery!
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Photography Tips! Durham Region Child Photographer

Many of you ask me how you can capture better pictures of your children. Because I’ve received so many questions on this topic, I’ve decided to start a photography tips series on my blog! Over the course of the next 6 weeks, I’ll be posting one tip every week including tips and tricks for capturing better shots of your little ones. Subscribe to my blog to be notified of these tips and be sure to tell your friends!

Photo Tip No. 1 ~ Think Outside the Box!

Get creative when taking your photos by changing positions - get down on your knees or get up on a chair! A simple way to make your photography more interesting is to change the position or angle of the camera. Most people take their pictures facing their subjects straight on. Try varying your camera position for interesting results that are often unexpected.

One of my favourite positions for photography is to get down on my belly. This is how I shoot most of my child photography. It allows me to get down at the same level as the little ones making their personality and spirit come alive!

You can also do the reverse and get up on a chair, ladder or set of stairs and take pictures from above. This changes the entire perspective of the photograph. Give it a try and you’ll be surprised at the results!

Another simple way to get an interesting effect is to rotate the camera from the normal shooting position. We are so used to seeing our subjects straight up and down. By tilting the camera, our subjects get titled as well adding a creative perspective.

One last thing! Try adding negative space around your subject. Negative space combined with an off centre subject can add a lot of impact to some images!

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Newborn Photography Special ~ Durham Region Newborn Photographer

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Testimonial - Durham Region Child Photographer

“I have had the pleasure of having Chandra photograph my daughter Alessia on two occasions. Both photo sessions were amazing! My husband and I were extremely happy with her ability to capture some of the most precious moments we’ve ever experienced. Not only is Chandra professional, she is also a warm and caring person. Her love and passion for photography is very much evident in each and every precious photo. I would highly recommend Chandra’s services to anyone who has been blessed with a child. Many many thanks to Chandra for capturing moments which will stay with us for a lifetime.”

MELISSA MACHADO
(Newborn and Child Photography Client)
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Durham Region Newborn Photographer

Little Ms. Rylin at just 11 days old. She reminded me so much of my daughter when she was born at 8 lbs 11.5 oz. Little Ms. Rylin was 9 lbs 2 oz. Such a cutie pie!!!
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Durham Region Newborn Photographer

Such a little cutie at just 10 days old!
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Durham Region Toronto Newborn Photographer

Chandra Lee Photography has lots of changes taking place for 2010 including opening a new studio for newborn portraits. The studio has the best natural light for your newborn portraits and an environment that will guarantee the best images of your little one. You also get unlimited access to props and backgrounds at the studio. There is currently a special on in-studio newborn portraits for babies 5 to 10 days of age. Please contact us for more details. These images were of little “M” at just 10 days new. So precious!
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Toronto Newborn Photographer - 11 days new!

This little angel was beautiful to photograph! It is not often that a newborn sleeps through almost the entire photo session but this little sweetheart sure did! I have been neglecting my blog page lately as I have been so busy with newborn sessions but I promised this mama a sneak peak of 3 or 4 photos. Well, I couldn’t pick just 3 or 4 so there are a few more . . . toronto_newborn_photographer5toronto_newborn_photographer6toronto_newborn_photographer3toronto_newborn_photographer2

February 3, 2010 - 5:30 pm Rachel - I am loving the hats that you are acquiring, Chandra! they are almost as cute as the babies in them... almost :)

Heather Rivlin Be Inspired Workshop for Professional Photographers

I had the amazing opportunity to work with Heather Rivlin at her Be Inspired Workshop for Professional Photographers last weekend. I learned so much from her over the course of the weekend. She is an amazing photographer and I was impressed with how much I was able to learn from her. Here are just a few images I shot from one of the newborn sessions from last weekend’s workshop . . .
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January 22, 2010 - 5:18 pm Rachel - I love the arch in the back! and of course the toes too. You know what you're good at Chandra... congrats again on taking this challenge of starting your own business :)

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Pic of the day….
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January 17, 2010 - 5:35 pm Rachel - I just love the rolls and the toes!