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Dev Namboodiri
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    A good time to capture the cliffs is just before the sun dips behind the Western Ghats about 20 30 minutes before sunset. The light then paints the cliffs with a soft orange while the sea stays a deep blue. Bring a 24 70mm zoom so you can frame the cliff line and the shoreline in one shot, and a polarising filter to cut glare from the water. If you’re staying close, Villa Luca By Elixir Cliff is only a kilometre away and gives you quick access to the cliff views.

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