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Obelisk in Al Karnak temple complex

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Obelisk in Al Karnak temple complex by Jeroen Berendse
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An obelisk is a memorial pole. It is a square column or column, thinning slightly towards the top, with a pyramid-shaped tip. It stands in the temple Al Karnak.

About Jeroen Berendse:
In daily life, I am a marketer. That means listening and watching customers carefully and using that knowledge to come up with relevant solutions. As a photographer, I actually do the same thing, with the difference that I listen to myself especially well.

Photography is a way of telling a story. Shaped into the perfect still image. A good photo takes your mind to a special place in the world, an event that makes you smile or puts your creative mind to work. And because this is very personal, the same photo evokes a different experience and feeling in everyone. In the photographer but also in the viewer.

My portfolio contains photos of many different subjects. You can find my complete portfolio in my shop at Werk aan de Muur and on my website www.jeroenberendse.nl.

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Photography is more than the perfect still image, a captivating photograph tells a story that touches the viewer in a personal way.

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