All Souls Church Every Street Manchester is pictured here after snowfall in January 2004. The church is situated in the Ancoats district, and dates from the 19th century when this was an area of factories and densely packed housing.

Is this Manchester? Transformed by a sprinkling of snow, All Souls Church looks like something from a Christmas Card. The super wide angle lens makes it look like a cathedral. There is a strong similarity with Milan Cathedral. All Souls Church has for many years been used as a timber merchants.

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Keywords: Manchester, churches, churches of Manchester, All Souls Church Ancoats, City of Manchester, snow, Lancashire, British weather