Publisher/Kustannus Pohjoinen

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A collection of photographs by Finnish photographer Pekka Turnen. Born in Joensuu, Eastern Finland, near the Russian border in 1958, Tournen studied at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki and has been interested in life and environmental issues in local cities since his student days. I teach at. And this book is a virgin work that was published in the mid-90s, and is one of the most famous masterpieces that has its name in the history of photography. A Finnish countryside documentary that Turnen took for nearly 10 years. The stage is Eastern Finland such as Tikkanen and Morsky, where the unemployment rate is high and poor in the country. 50 years ago, three out of four people lived in the countryside, and Finns who lived in the land, forests and fields now have one in three people living in the country. Urbanization has progressed. Tournen carefully depicts people who live “spiritually rich” and their lives without forgetting the humor and self-esteem of life under such circumstances. What is lost behind economic growth? What is really important for life? This is a masterpiece that asks the true meaning of living. Parr & Badger / Vol II published.