Atmospheric images of all 42 English cathedrals are on display in a new exhibition that runs throughout this month.
The photographs, taken by the late Peter Marlow, are being exhibited at Southwell Minster.
Peter, who died in 2016, was commissioned in 2008 by Royal Mail to photograph six Anglican cathedrals to mark the 300th anniversary of St Paul’s for a collection of commemorative stamps.
So enticed by the beauty of the cathedrals, he decided to shoot all 42.
The result is The English Cathedral Exhibition, which is touring cathedrals.
He chose to photograph each one in the same way, looking down the nave, lit only with natural light at dawn.
The result distils the spirit of the English cathedral, highlighting not only their often massive scale and timeless architecture, but also their intimate beauty.
It can be seen at Southwell Minster until August 30.
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