Kotka Church, Kotka
From Kirkkokatu at pre-dawn, the red-brick Neo-Gothic Kotka Church fills the frame: its tall copper-green spire with clock faces on the left, the large rose window on the street gable at right, pointed-arch windows and copper-green pitched roofs along the nave.
Scenario: 28 September 2026 · 07:00 Europe/Helsinki
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From Kirkkokatu at pre-dawn, the red-brick Neo-Gothic Kotka Church fills the frame: its tall copper-green spire with clock faces on the left, the large rose window on the street gable at right, pointed-arch windows and copper-green pitched roofs along the nave. A blue "Kirkkokatu" street sign stands in the left foreground, bicycles parked along the wet pavement, shop fronts dark across the street. A faint warm brightening breaks through heavy overcast in the east, dawn, 8.8 °C model data, no people in frame.
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