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About ‘Filing cabinet at Fort Eben-Emael’ by Studio Zwartlicht
Fort Eben-Emael was once part of the ring of forts around Liège, built after the First World War to defend the city. The bunker was intended to be impregnable, but was ultimately overrun by the Germans in May 1940 in a day and a half.
Here you can see a filing cabinet inside the bunker, which now serves as a museum.
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Studio Zwartlicht
Maastricht, Netherlands
Studio Zwartlicht is the name under which I, Sarina Uilenberg, present my photography. Besides photographing portraits and weddings, macro photography is a great passion of mine. I love to get very close to flowers, plants, small animals and objects and magnify them extremely. In this way you sometimes discover the most beautiful scenes and ugly objects or dead flowers turn out to have very beautiful sides.
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