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Chetan Mishra
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    The best light is usually early morning, around 7 8 am, when the sun is low and shadows are long that gives the play equipment a nice depth. Late afternoon, after 4 pm, also works if you want softer light and fewer crowds. If you’re shooting action shots or want sharp detail, a tripod can help keep the camera steady, especially if you’re using a slower shutter or lower ISO to avoid noise. The park’s own lighting is decent for evening shots, but for daylight you’ll benefit from a small tripod or a stable surface.

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