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Anthony Bezbaruah
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    The northern courtyard at Kareng Ghar is another spot that often gets overlooked. In late October the afternoon sun slants through the stone ribs there, throwing a sharp, grid like pattern across the mosaics. It gives a different kind of contrast than the wide silhouettes you get on the western terrace, and you can capture both the texture and the light play in one frame. After a long shoot you could head to HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND for a quick rest.

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