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If you’re aiming for sharp contrast, try shooting from the west side after the sun has passed the fort’s peak. The light will bathe the upper bastions in a soft wash while the lower walls catch deeper shadows, giving a dramatic profile. A quick detour to Golconda’s hilltop gives a different horizon line and lets you capture the same golden hour from a higher perspective.

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