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Aman Joglekar
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    If you’re aiming for crisp detail on the play equipment, a small polarising filter can cut glare off the metal and keep the greens from looking washed out. The park’s shade trees give good natural shadows in the late morning, so try 9 10 am if you want a mix of light and depth without a tripod.

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