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Abhishek Ganesan
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    You could try shooting from the back tee of hole 5; the angle lets the palace towers sit just behind the green marker and the fairway stays in focus. A 24 mm wide angle is ideal, and keep the tripod light most staff only allow a small monopod on the perimeter. If you need a quick break, the President Hotel is just a kilometre away and has good parking.

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