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    A good spot is the south east corner of the fort, where the sun rises just over the horizon and the bastions catch a warm wash while the lower walls stay in shadow. From there you can frame the whole semicircle in one shot. If you have a minute to spare, drive to Golconda and shoot the hilltop walls during the same golden hour the higher elevation gives a different silhouette and lets you compare the two forts in one frame.

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