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Aniket Mahajan
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    Kareng Ghar’s stone ribs are especially striking when the late afternoon sun hits them from the west; the resulting rim light can give you a clean silhouette that’s hard to capture elsewhere. If you want that high angle contrast shot, it’s the place to go.

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