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Aamir Sodhi
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    If you’re shooting solo, bring a lightweight tripod for those low light dawn shots. A quick walk to the Qutb Shahi gardens gives a green backdrop that softens the stone contrast. After you finish there, a short drive to Golconda’s hilltop can add a higher angle silhouette to your portfolio. If you need a place to rest, the Lemon Tree Premier Vijayawada is a convenient spot nearby.

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