A "photo evening" is a monthly occasion that we have with my local photo club, Pictura. Last night we went first to the Turku Dome church that had a modern art exhibition and f.e. works by Andy Warhol! If you're in Turku you should definitely see this exhibition - it's also free of charge!
We also had Lotta Djupsund tell us about her art studies and works, and it was very nice. Afterwards on the way home I took a small detour to the local cemetery in the Student Village where I live, and found a surprise. As you can read in the right column, I'm also a part-time researcher and my topic is 19th century Fenno-Swedish literature. One of the famous Fenno-Swedish book publishers apparently has his grave in this very cemetery! I absolutely had to take a picture. Let's see what it looked like in the evening light.
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| Anonymous grave with a rusty cross. |
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| "Graf tillhörande kejserlige academie boktryckaren Magister J.C. Frenckell dess fru och arwingar" 'Grave of the imperial master printer, Master of Arts J.C.F. his wife and descendants' |
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