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Aman Joglekar
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    You might also consider the angle from the western terrace at Kareng Ghar the sunset in October often casts a golden rim along the stone ribs, giving you clean silhouettes. At Talatal Ghar the light comes through the surrounding trees, so you’ll get softer, more diffused shots that highlight textures rather than contrast. If you want a mix of both, a quick drive to HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND after the shoot would give you a comfortable break.

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