Anglican cathedral exhibition visits city

Worcester Cathedral will host 42 photographs captured by Peter Marlow

An exhibition of photos showing all of England's Anglican cathedrals is coming to Worcester.

Worcester Cathedral will display photographic portraits of 42 cathedrals taken by photographer Peter Marlow.

Members of the public can walk through the cathedral in Worcester to view imagery chronicling the naves of Anglican cathedrals for free.

The exhibit will be on display from 8 October until 17 November.

The nave of Chester Cathedral is one photographs that will be displayed in the exhibition

The exhibition, Peter Marlow: The English Cathedral, showcases the work of the late photographer, which was originally birthed out of a commission to photograph six English cathedrals for a collection of Royal Mail stamps.

Mr Marlow was inspired to continue and photograph all 42 Church of England cathedrals.

Reverend Stephen Edwards, Dean of Worcester, said: "I often walk through the cathedral early in the morning and marvel at its beauty in the natural light.

"For Peter to have observed this and taken the time to travel around all of the English cathedrals and capture these serene and beautiful moments to share with us all is truly remarkable," he said.