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Dhruv Badwal
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    You might try the north east façade of Kareng Ghar in the early morning; the sun rises behind the stone ribs and creates a sharp backlit silhouette that’s hard to get at Talatal or Rang Ghar. If you want closer, texture shots, the lower walls of Talatal give better detail, but the lighting is softer. A quick stop at HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND after the shoot would let you rest before heading back.

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