How My Childcare Background Helps Me as a Newborn Photographer

Before photography became my career, I worked in childcare for many years and even began studying my Bachelor in Early Education. I didn’t end up finishing, but that time gave me such valuable knowledge and shaped the way I work with little ones now.

Working with children every day taught me so much — especially patience. I know firsthand what babies and toddlers can be like. Babies cry, need extra cuddles, or want another feed in the middle of a session. Toddlers sometimes run the show, and that’s completely normal. I’ve seen it all, and I know how to make the experience calm, fun and stress-free for everyone.

• I’m confident with soothing babies and reading their cues.

• I bring playfulness into sessions with toddlers, so they feel involved rather than pressured.

• I understand the ups and downs of young children and adjust the session around them.

At the heart of it all, my childcare background helps me create a space where your family feels cared for, not rushed. A newborn session isn’t just about the photos, it’s about the whole experience, and making sure you walk away with memories that feel as beautiful as the images themselves.

Missed the Newborn Photography Boat? Here’s Why Older Babies in the Studio Are So Fun!

So, you had every intention of booking a newborn session… but the days flew by in a blur of feeding, nappies, and settling into life with your little one. Before you knew it, your baby was a few months old and you thought: “Oh no, I’ve missed it!”

The truth is — you haven’t missed out at all. While those squishy, sleepy newborn photos are beautiful, older babies bring their own magic into the studio. Here’s why photographing babies beyond the newborn stage is one of my favourite things to do:

1. Parents are more settled

By the time you bring your baby in a little later, you’re usually feeling more in a routine. That means less stress, more confidence, and an even more enjoyable session together.

2. Extra baby chunk!

Let’s be honest — a little extra squish makes those photos even cuter. Chubby cheeks, arm rolls, and those delicious baby thighs are all part of the joy of this stage.

3. More movement, more fun

As babies get older, they can roll, stretch, and hold their heads up for tummy time. This opens up so many new poses and angles that aren’t possible with sleepy newborns.

4. Smiles and giggles

Nothing compares to capturing your baby’s first smiles, gummy grins, and those contagious giggles. These joyful expressions make for the kind of photos you’ll treasure forever.

5. Every age is worth remembering

The truth is — there’s no “perfect” age for photos. Every stage of your baby’s life brings something new and wonderful, and every age is an opportunity to create memories you’ll never regret capturing.

So, if you’ve missed the newborn window, don’t stress for a second. Bring in your baby exactly as they are right now — because this age is worth celebrating too.

What REALLY Happens During a Newborn Session

From the photos you see online, newborn sessions look like pure magic—tiny babies sleeping peacefully, perfectly posed, with angelic little faces.

And yes… sometimes they are exactly like that.

But most of the time? They’re a beautiful, messy mix of real life.

Here’s what really goes on behind the scenes:

1. The Baby Doesn’t Always Want to Sleep

Even the tiniest newborn can have a mind of their own. There’s often a bit of (or a lot of) restlessness—crying, squirming, or staring at me wide-eyed. That’s where cuddles, nappy changes, dummies, and sometimes multiple feeds during the session come in.

2. Toddlers Have Other Plans

If your newborn has an older sibling, they might not be quite as excited about “photo day” as we are. We’re talking about the occasional tears, tantrums, and flat-out refusals. Cue the bribery, silly games, and some extra patience.

3. Bodily Functions Happen

Babies have perfect timing… for poo explosions and projectile vomits. I always have extra blankets, wraps, and swaddles on hand—and Photoshop for anything we can’t wipe away.

4. Sometimes the Parents Cry Too

Hormones, exhaustion, and the overwhelming emotions of this new chapter can hit all at once. Tears are welcome here—it’s a safe, judgment-free space.

5. The Key Is Letting Go of Expectations

Every baby (and family) is different. The best sessions happen when we embrace the chaos, take breaks when needed, and remember that the little in-between moments often make the most meaningful photos.

A newborn session isn’t just about “getting the shot”—it’s about capturing the real, raw, love-filled story of these early days.
Mess, magic, and all. 💛

How To Prepare For Photo Day

The countdown is on – I can’t wait for your session! 💛

It’s almost time to capture some beautiful memories together. Here’s a little guide to help you feel prepared and relaxed for our special day.

Bring your inspiration

• Screenshot any photos or poses you love and would like included. I’ll let you know if they’re possible or you can simply put your trust in me to create something beautiful.

Pack your bag

• Bottle warmer, hot water, formula (I have a kettle if you need)

• Nappies, wipes, burp cloth

• Any outfits you’d like baby in, or you’re welcome to use my swaddles (babies are often swaddled to help keep them settled)

If siblings are joining

• Bring along entertainment, snacks, or a little reward

• iPad if you wish – I also have a basket of toys and books here

Preparing older siblings

• Gently prepare them that the shoot is coming up

• Practice poses at home on your phone so they feel confident

Getting here

• Check maps ahead of time so you know your travel time

• You’re welcome to park in my driveway, so there’s no need to stress about parking

• If you’re coming from further away, let me know – I can recommend some lovely cafés, restaurants, and shops nearby to make the most of your day out

On the day

• Try to keep baby awake before the session and time a feed for when you arrive – but please don’t stress if they need an extra feed during the shoot. This is very common on session days.

• It’s also perfectly fine if baby is awake for some of their photos (I even have a blog post about this!)

Special touches

• Bring along any heirlooms, knits, or special items you’d like included in your photos

For you

• Choose and set out your outfits a few days before so you feel calm and ready

I’m so excited for our special day together. Please reach out any time if you have questions.

P.S. If you’d like to see examples of siblings with babies, there are some beautiful ones on my Instagram page for you to peek at before your session. 💛

The Beauty of Studio Family Photos

When I first started Chantelle Elise Photography, I was all about the outdoors — golden hour light, rolling fields, and those soft skies we all love. And while I’ll always have a soft spot for outdoor sessions, since building my home studio, I’ve fallen completely in love with the beauty (and ease!) of photographing families indoors.

As my own family has grown, studio photography has naturally become my main focus. I have two young children, and being able to work from a space that’s just steps from home has been the biggest blessing — allowing me to balance motherhood and my work in a way that feels calm, intentional, and in rhythm with our lives.

But beyond the personal side of things, there are so many reasons why families are loving studio sessions too. Here’s why they’re such a beautiful (and practical!) option:

🌤 No Need for Sunrise or Sunset

Studio sessions mean you don’t have to chase the light. No more worrying about early morning starts or late evening golden hour — we can shoot during the day when little ones are happiest. Mid-morning or just after a nap is often perfect for younger children, and there's no stress about rushing out the door before dinner.

👕 No Messy Clothes or Muddy Fields

There’s no need to stress about keeping outfits clean or little ones rolling around in the grass. In the studio, everything stays tidy, and you can relax knowing no one's outfit will be ruined before we’ve even started.

🧠 Fewer Distractions

Studio sessions are quiet, calm, and focused. Without dogs running past, noisy playgrounds or busy parks, kids (and grown-ups!) often settle into the session more quickly. The result? More connection, more cuddles, and more meaningful moments captured.

🌧 Weather-Proof

No need to reschedule because of rain, wild winds, or scorching summer heat. The studio is consistent, cozy, and ready whenever you are — which means less stress for everyone and more flexibility for busy families.

A Space Made With Heart

This studio of mine is so much more than four walls — it’s a space that has allowed my business to grow alongside my family. A place where I’ve watched hundreds of newborns yawn their first yawns, toddlers giggle in their mama’s arms, and families just be together, uninterrupted.

If you’ve never considered a studio session before, I’d love to invite you in. It’s warm, natural, simple, and full of love — and I think you’ll be surprised at just how relaxed and beautiful it can be.

Let’s create something timeless, right here.

From Spare Room to Dream Studio: The Heart Behind My Space

When I started Chantelle Elise Photography back in 2017, I was juggling a full-time job in childcare, studying my Bachelor of Early Childhood Education online, and dreaming big in between it all. Photography began as a creative outlet — something I squeezed in during weekends and golden hours, mostly shooting outdoor family sessions.

After a few years of capturing families under open skies, I felt a pull toward newborn photography. I tried a few in-home and outdoor newborn sessions, and while each one was special, I knew I wanted my own space. A place where I could control the light, create comfort, and welcome families without the chaos of packing up and travelling.

Back then, before kids, we had a spare bedroom at the back of the house — so I decided to give it a go. I put a little call-out online for practice newborn sessions and invited a few friends with new babies in. One session turned into another, then another. I slowly began upgrading the room, rearranging furniture, and investing in little touches to make it feel more like a studio and less like a guest room.

As my business grew, so did my family. The spare room setup — although once perfect — started to get a little tricky. The room was right at the back of our house, and I worked hard to keep the home spotless and professional for clients. But once my kids came along, keeping a clean house and tiptoeing around nap schedules became a challenge. I often had to plan shoots around nap times just to avoid waking them with my camera shutters and client chatter.

I always dreamed of having a space that was fully mine — somewhere calm, quiet, and separate, yet still close to the heart of home. And eventually, that dream became a plan when we decided to convert our garage into a proper studio.

It took a few months, but every detail was worth the wait. The new studio is light-filled, warm, and functional — a beautiful space where families can relax while I work my magic behind the lens. Best of all, it's separate from the house but still close enough that I can be nearby for my little ones.

These days, around 90% of my sessions are studio-based — from newborn to maternity to indoor family moments — and I’m loving the beautiful balance it brings to my work and family life.

My studio is more than just a room. It’s a space filled with heart, growth, and all the little pieces of my journey. If you’ve visited already, thank you for being part of this story. And if you’re new here — I can’t wait to welcome you in.

Tone Guide: Colours That Photograph Beautifully

Wearing whites, creams, and soft neutrals creates a timeless, elegant look in photographs. These tones reflect light beautifully and flatter all skin tones, helping to create soft, natural-looking images with a cohesive feel.

Neutrals reduce visual distractions, allowing the focus to stay on your connection and the little moments that matter most. They work beautifully in both indoor and outdoor settings and never go out of style—making your photos feel classic for years to come.

For example:

• Mum in a flowing cream dress

• Dad in a white or beige linen shirt with light chinos

• Baby in a simple muslin romper or knit set in oatmeal or ivory

Simple, soft, and effortless—just like the photos we’ll create together.

My 'why'

Most days feel like a blur. Mum life, business life, laundry somewhere in between. But even in the mess of it all, it always comes back to them. My girls.

They’re the reason I started this whole thing. Not just to take photos, but to build something that fits around our life. Something that lets me be present, not just busy.

I didn’t want to miss the little moments. The way they say “mummy” when they need a snack, or a cuddle, or just want to sit in my lap while I edit. I wanted a life where I could work around those moments, not through them.

Becoming a mum shifted everything for me. Especially how I photograph families. I see things differently now. I’m not chasing perfect poses or forced smiles. I’m chasing connection. Real love. That in-between moment where a child reaches up for their parent’s face or bursts into giggles for no reason. Those are the shots that matter. My girls taught me that.

Every time I photograph a family, I carry my own with me. I know how fast it goes. I know how important it is to have something to hold on to. A photo that freezes the feeling, not just the look.

I hope my girls grow up remembering a mum who worked hard but never let work come first. Who created from the heart. Who showed them what it looks like to do something you love, even when it’s hard. Even when the house is a mess and dinner’s late and the to-do list never ends.

This business is for them. Every photo, every edit, every moment I choose to be here, it’s always been for them.

— C x

Not for the 'Gram: Choosing Privacy Without Missing the Magic

There’s a growing group of parents choosing not to share their baby’s face online—and I get it. Whether it’s for privacy, protection, or simply wanting to keep those precious moments for close family only, your reasons are valid.

As a photographer, I want to hold space for that. Your boundaries around your baby’s identity matter deeply. But I also want to gently share how communicating those preferences can actually help me serve you better—and still capture your story in a way that feels just as meaningful.

Why It Matters to Let Us Know

When you book a session, you’re not just hiring someone to click a camera—you’re inviting someone into your world, however briefly. If I know ahead of time that you don’t want your child’s face shown online, I can tailor your session with that in mind: choosing more faceless angles, using shadows and gentle crops, focusing on the connection rather than the face.

And if you do feel comfortable sharing a few images with the world—even just one or two—it helps small, heartfelt businesses like mine grow. When other families see your photos and connect with the emotion in them, it shows them what’s possible. It reminds them that beauty doesn’t rely on a perfect smile or a clear face. It’s in the tiny fingers curled around yours, the way your baby tucks into your chest, the softness of the light on their hair.

Faceless Doesn’t Mean Less

There’s so much beauty in the in-between moments. A sleepy yawn, the swirl of newborn hair, little feet dangling out of a wrap. I’ve created entire galleries with faces turned away, and they’re still deeply emotional—sometimes even more so. They invite a kind of universality: this could be anyone’s baby, this could be you.

If you're someone who wants to protect your child’s identity but still celebrate your family in an artistic way, you absolutely can.

A Gentle Invitation

Whether you choose to share or keep things private, just know this: I respect your choices. I’ll never post without your permission, and I’m always happy to create a mix of shareable and private images based on what feels right for you.

If you’re ever unsure, let’s chat. There’s always a way to honour both your baby and your boundaries.

Why You’ll Never Regret Studio Maternity Photos

Pregnancy is a fleeting season. In the thick of it, it can feel long, uncomfortable, even overwhelming — but in hindsight, it’s gone in a blink. Studio maternity photography is about honouring that transformation. Capturing the quiet beauty, the strength, the softness. Here’s why it’s absolutely worth it — and why you won’t regret stepping in front of the camera.

1. It’s All About You (and That Glow!)

Studio sessions are calm, curated, and completely focused on you. No scrambling with outdoor weather, no awkward stares from strangers at the park. Just a clean, comfortable space where you can slow down and be guided gently through flattering, elegant poses that highlight your bump and your beauty.

I’ll help style you, position you, and ensure you feel confident and supported — whether you want something simple and natural or something bold and editorial.

2. Timeless Images That Truly Last

Studio maternity photos are art pieces — timeless and versatile. Neutral backgrounds and controlled lighting allow the focus to stay on you, your silhouette, and your connection to the new life you’re growing. These photos age beautifully and will feel just as special when your baby is ten years old and asking what they looked like in mummy’s tummy.

3. No Stress About Weather, Light, or Logistics

Let’s be honest — pregnancy is not the time to be standing in a windy field hoping the light is right. Studio sessions mean no weather rescheduling, no unpredictable sun, and no walking across muddy grass in your nice dress. You arrive, relax, and everything is taken care of for you — temperature-controlled, private, and peaceful.

4. A Gift for Your Future Self (and Your Baby)

These aren’t just pretty pictures. They’re a celebration of your journey. One day, your child will look at these photos and see the love that already surrounded them before they were even born. They’ll see the way you carried them, the way you glowed, and the way they were wanted and cherished.

And you? You’ll be so glad you captured it.

Thinking about booking?
My studio maternity sessions are designed to be relaxed, empowering, and tailored just for you. Let’s create something beautiful together — before your next chapter begins.

Why You Should Book a Mini Studio Session 6–12 Months After Your Newborn Photos

The newborn stage is a whirlwind of snuggles, sleepy yawns, and sweet, squishy moments — and I’m always so honoured to capture it. But here’s a little secret: the magic doesn’t stop there. In fact, some of the most heart-melting milestones happen in the first year after your baby’s arrival. That’s why I offer exclusive milestone mini studio sessions to families who’ve had a newborn session with me — designed especially for when your little one is between 6 to 12 months old.

Here’s why this window is so special — and absolutely worth photographing:

1. Their Personality Starts to Shine

Around 6–12 months, your baby isn’t just growing — they’re becoming them. From gummy grins and curious expressions to cheeky smirks and little laughs, these sessions capture that emerging personality in a way that newborn photos simply can’t. It’s the start of a whole new chapter.

2. The Sitter Stage = Gold

When babies can sit up unassisted (usually around 6–8 months), it opens up so many sweet, natural poses. They’re alert, engaged, and full of charm — without yet being able to crawl or walk away! It’s the perfect sweet spot for beautifully relaxed and joyful photos.

3. Big Changes in Just Months

It’s truly incredible how much changes in such a short time. Those tiny newborn features have softened into baby rolls and bright eyes. Booking a mini session during this phase means you’ll have a fuller story of your baby’s first year — from sleepy newborn to wide-eyed wonder.

4. A Quick, Relaxed Experience

Our mini studio sessions are just 30 minutes, making them ideal for busy families and babies with short attention spans. The studio is warm, welcoming, and styled simply to keep the focus on your little one. It's relaxed, low-pressure, and often filled with giggles.

5. Perfect for Updating Your Walls & Albums

Many families use this session to update their gallery wall, create a beautiful first-year photo album, or even design gifts for grandparents. These little milestones deserve to be seen and remembered — not just scrolled past on your phone!

These mini sessions are exclusively available to families who have had a newborn session with me — a sweet way to continue your baby’s story with a familiar face in a familiar space.

Let’s bottle up this fleeting, wonder-filled stage — simply, beautifully, and in just 30 minutes.

Toddlers at Newborn Sessions: What to Expect (and How We Make It Work)

by Chantelle Elise Photography – Doreen, Melbourne

If you're bringing a toddler along to your newborn session, first of all—you’re not alone. Many families I photograph are adjusting to life with two (or more!) little ones, and it’s such a special season to capture.

That said… photographing toddlers and newborns together?
It’s unpredictable. It's chaotic. It's beautiful.
And yes—we make it work. Every time.

Toddlers Are Welcome Exactly As They Are

Toddlers are naturally curious, active, and sometimes a little unsure about this new tiny human in the family. My approach is always to meet them where they’re at—whether that means giving them a few moments to warm up, letting them take breaks, or involving them in playful ways.

There’s no pressure for perfect smiles. Real moments always win.

We Capture the Sibling Bond (Even If It’s Brief!)

Most toddlers won’t sit still for long—and that’s okay. I work quickly and creatively to capture sweet sibling moments, whether it's a gentle kiss, a curious touch, or even a candid glance. Sometimes all it takes is a second, and we’ve got the magic.

Timing Is Everything

If possible, I recommend bringing toddlers in at the beginning or end of the session, depending on their routine. We aim to get the sibling and family photos first, so they can head off with dad, a grandparent, or a snack while we focus on bub. The session is always flexible around your child’s needs.

Bring Snacks, Bribes, and Their Favourite Toy

Don’t be shy about bringing along snacks, a favourite teddy, or even an emergency lollypop! A familiar item can help them feel more settled in the studio, and I’ve got a few toddler-friendly tricks up my sleeve too.

Family Photos Matter

Even if you're tired, and your toddler is climbing the walls—please get in the frame. This season is short and intense, and the photos we take now will mean everything to you later. One day, your babies will look back and see how loved they were, right from the start.

My studio in Doreen is calm, cosy, and completely toddler-welcoming. If you’re worried about how your little one might go—don’t be. I’ve seen every version of toddler chaos, and I promise we’ll still capture something beautiful.

Let them be little. I’ll take care of the rest.

Warmly,
Chantelle
Chantelle Elise Photography – Newborn & Family Photography, Doreen VIC

Why Dads Should Be in Newborn Photos

(Even If They’re Not So Sure About It)
by Chantelle Elise Photography – Newborn Photographer in Doreen, VIC

Let’s be honest—dads aren’t always jumping for joy at the idea of being in front of the camera during a newborn session. I get it. Maybe it feels awkward, maybe they're tired, or maybe they think the session is more about mum and bub.

But here’s what I gently remind every parent:
These photos aren’t just for you. They’re for your child, too.

You Are Part of Their Story

One day, your baby will look back at these images and see more than just a newborn wrapped in a soft blanket. They’ll see you. The hands that held them. The arms that kept them safe. The quiet strength of the man who loved them from the very beginning.

You Don't Need to "Pose"

Most dads feel unsure because they imagine stiff poses or awkward smiles. That’s not what I do. My style is natural and relaxed. I’ll guide you into comfortable positions—usually just holding your baby or leaning in close. No cheesy grins, no forced moments. Just real, quiet connection.

It Goes by So Fast

The newborn stage is over in a blink. Those early cuddles, the way your baby fits perfectly in your arms, the way they look up at you—this is the good stuff. And once it’s gone, you can’t go back and capture it. Being in the frame means you’re part of the memory, not just the one who stood behind the scenes.

It Means So Much More Later

Your partner will treasure these photos, but more importantly—your children will treasure them. They'll grow up seeing you there from day one. That kind of presence matters. It’s a legacy of love.

So dads, even if it feels a little out of your comfort zone—I encourage you to lean in, even just a little. Let me do the rest. I promise, these photos will be some of your family’s most cherished.

You won’t regret being in them. But you might regret sitting them out.

Warmly,
Chantelle
Chantelle Elise Photography – Studio Newborn Sessions in Doreen, Melbourne

Don’t Fret If Baby Is Awake During Your Newborn Session

by Chantelle Elise Photography – Doreen, Melbourne

One of the most common worries I hear from new parents before their session is:
“What happens if my baby won’t sleep?”

Let me say this loud and clear—please don’t worry. Awake babies are just as beautiful to photograph, and I always work at your baby’s pace.

Every Baby Is Different

Some newborns sleep through their entire session, while others are wide-eyed and curious. Both are completely normal. As a professional newborn photographer based in Doreen, I’ve worked with sleepy babies, alert babies, fussy babies—you name it. And I promise, we’ll still get stunning, heartfelt images either way.

Awake Photos Can Be Just As Magical

There’s something truly special about those open-eyed shots—your baby looking right into the camera (or your eyes), taking in the world. These awake moments often turn out to be some of parents’ favourite images. They show personality, connection, and curiosity, even at just a few days old.

My Sessions Are 100% Baby-Led

I never force a baby into poses they’re not comfortable with. If bub is awake, we’ll swaddle them gently for some cozy, wrapped shots or capture beautiful parent cuddles. Some babies need extra feeding or soothing—that’s completely okay. You’ll never be rushed.

A Calm Studio = A Calm Baby

My Doreen studio is set up to be quiet, warm, and soothing—like a little sanctuary. From soft white noise to gentle wraps and a flexible pace, everything is designed to keep baby (and you!) as relaxed as possible.

I’ve got plenty of tricks up my sleeve if bub is a little unsettled—and if all they want is to be in mum or dad’s arms, those snuggly images often become the most meaningful ones.

Trust the Process

Whether baby sleeps soundly, stays wide-eyed, or gives us a mix of both—we’ll create a beautiful gallery that reflects your little one just as they are.

No stress. No pressure. Just honest, emotive images of your baby in their earliest days.

If you have questions or need reassurance before your session, I’m just an email or message away. My goal is always to make this experience calm, enjoyable, and full of joy—awake or asleep!

Warmly,
Chantelle
Chantelle Elise Photography – Newborn Photographer in Doreen, VIC

How to Prepare for Your Newborn Photography Session

by Chantelle Elise Photography – Doreen, VIC

Welcoming your baby into the world is such a special, fleeting moment—and I’m so honoured to capture it for you. If you’ve booked a newborn session at my Doreen studio, you might be wondering how to best prepare so that everything runs smoothly (and stress-free!). The good news? You don’t need to do much. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

1. Book Early—Ideally While You're Still Pregnant

The best time to photograph your newborn is within the first 5–14 days after birth, when babies are still sleepy, curled up, and settled. To ensure availability, I recommend booking during your second or early third trimester. Once your little one arrives, we’ll lock in the exact date.

2. Keep Baby Awake Before the Session (If You Can!)

A sleepy baby helps us achieve those sweet, peaceful poses. If possible, try to keep your baby awake for an hour or two before your session. A bath or some gentle playtime can help. Don’t worry if baby nods off earlier—every session is flexible and baby-led.

3. Dress Baby in Something Easy to Remove

Arrive with bub in a loose onesie or zip-up suit with no singlet underneath. This makes it easy for me to gently undress them without waking them up. Most of the time, baby will be wrapped or posed in soft fabrics I provide.

4. Feed Baby Just Before You Arrive

A full tummy = a happy, sleepy baby. If you’re bottle-feeding or breastfeeding, feeding just before or on arrival works best. You're always welcome to take feeding breaks during the session too—there’s no rush.

5. What to Bring

Here’s a quick checklist:

• Nappies & wipes

• A dummy (even if bub doesn't usually take one—it can help settle them just for the session)

• A spare outfit for you, just in case

• Any sentimental items you'd like included (heirloom blankets, name plaques, etc.)

6. What to Wear

I recommend simple, neutral-toned clothing for parents and siblings—think creams, soft greys, and beige. My studio style is timeless and minimal, and these tones photograph beautifully. If you need help choosing outfits, I’m happy to guide you!

7. Relax—You’re in Good Hands

Newborn sessions can take anywhere from 1.5 to 3 hours. There’s no pressure. My space is calm, cosy, and fully equipped, and I’ve photographed many babies over the years. Whether baby needs extra cuddles, a feed, or a break—we go with the flow.

If you have any questions or special requests for your upcoming session, I’m always just a message away. I can’t wait to capture these once-in-a-lifetime moments for your family!

Warmly,
Chantelle
Chantelle Elise Photography – Newborn Photography Studio in Doreen, Melbourne