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Rang Ghar’s vaulted arches sit at a lower angle, so you can capture the interior light filtering through the stone ribs from the east in the morning. It gives a softer, more evenly lit shot that’s great for detail work, especially if you want to emphasize the carved motifs rather than dramatic silhouettes.

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