... to the Randall Photography blog. A place for me to share my work with my clients, my friends and my fellow photographers.
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Stewart Randall - Yorkshire Wedding Photographer, UK Wedding Photographer and International Wedding Photographer
On the 24th July Julie and I had the pleasure of photographing Helene & Matthew’s wedding at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. Although we have photographed at Chatsworth on a number of occasions, this was the first time we’ve been there specifically for a wedding and we were very excited about the prospect of having the...
For a while now Stewart and I have been trying to work out how to create blog posts which are more creative and show more of our work without taking ages in Photoshop to put together. Thanks to Lightroom 3 we think we’ve come up with a neat solution. So, a bit of change for...
Sarah & Scott are a fun and very loving couple. There was a great atmosphere throughout their entire wedding day and I don’t think I’ve seen a bride as excited as Sarah at the prospect of getting married. It was also great to be back at Bagden Hall again, especially as we were blessed with...
Stewart met Ros and Kris last year at a wedding he was shooting in Ireland so it was great to have an opportunity to catch up with so many familiar faces. The wedding took place in the beautiful North Yorkshire village of Ripley, starting at the church and then moving on to Ripley Castle after...
Ingbirchworth reservoir in South Yorkshire is where Scott proposed to Sarah so it seemed like the perfect location to do the pre-wedding shoot. The shoot started at the reservoir itself and then progressed on to a pub, an old concrete shed, and then a windmill farm for good measure. For the photographers out there, Stewart...
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