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Ahmed El Hanjoul didn’t exactly plan on becoming a photographer—it kind of just happened. One moment, he was doing a favor for a friend, the next, he had a camera in his hands, and, well, here we are. Originally from Palestine and raised in Beirut, he now calls Germany home, where he captures portraits that hit harder than your morning coffee.

His photos aren’t just about faces; they’re about emotions, stories, and all the little details that make people, well, people. Every wrinkle, every gaze, every shadow—nothing escapes his lens.

What makes his work stand out? He doesn’t just take photos; he pulls you into them. You don’t just see his portraits; you feel them.

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“I was born and raised in Beirut, but originally, I’m Palestinian,” Ahmed al-Hanjoul shares. Now based in Berlin, he’s built a career out of capturing people at their best. With over 1,700 happy clients, it’s safe to say he knows what he’s doing.

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His photography isn’t just about snapping pictures—it’s about people. “Every person is unique, and my goal is to bring out that uniqueness in each portrait,” he explains. Whether it’s an intimate headshot or a full-fledged editorial shoot, Ahmed’s lens finds the story in every face.

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Of course, a great photo isn’t just about the moment it’s taken. Ahmed also teaches photo editing, helping others refine their shots. “Whether you’re a photographer, influencer, or just someone who wants their photos to pop, my course gives you the tricks you need to make your images stand out,” he says.

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While his work speaks for itself, Ahmed has also gained industry recognition, including awards like the Siena Awards—a testament to his sharp eye and ability to turn a simple moment into something timeless.

If you’re in Berlin and looking for a photographer who knows how to make you look exactly like the best version of yourself, Ahmed’s your guy. “Book a session, let’s capture some memories,” he adds. Because in the end, that’s what photography is all about.