Ilomantsi Orthodox Church, Ilomantsi
Seen from the churchyard below the steps, the wooden Orthodox Church of Prophet Elijah rises against a starry late-September night sky, its green onion domes and Orthodox crosses catching faint ambient light while warm lamps glow in the bell tower windows.
Scenario: 28 September 2026 · 23:00 Europe/Helsinki
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Seen from the churchyard below the steps, the wooden Orthodox Church of Prophet Elijah rises against a starry late-September night sky, its green onion domes and Orthodox crosses catching faint ambient light while warm lamps glow in the bell tower windows. Dark birch and pine crowd the left of the frame; churchyard lamps line the right above the gravel path. Under a mainly clear 6.2°C night, the floodlit entrance porch and stone steps anchor the composition — a quiet after-hours view of Ilomantsi's landmark Orthodox church.
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