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You might try the north face of the fort around 4:30 p.m. The sun will be low enough to throw long shadows on the bastions but still bright enough to keep the detail visible. A wide angle lens can capture the full curve of the walls, and a small tripod will help keep the frame steady as the light shifts. If you’re staying near Vijayawada, the Lemon Tree Premier Vijayawada is close enough to keep you within an easy drive for a quick return before dusk.

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