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Debolina Apte
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    If you want a tight foreground and a dramatic mist halo, shoot from the Gun Hill viewpoint early in the morning. A 24 70mm zoom works well; keep the aperture around f/8 to keep both the rocks and the falling water sharp. For a wider valley context, head to Kempty Falls around late afternoon when the light cuts through the hills, giving a golden rim on the water. If you’re staying close, Hotel Vishnu Palace is just a short walk away.

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