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    You might try a quick reflector or a small polarising filter to cut glare from the metal frames. Also, the park’s shade trees create soft, natural shadows in the late morning around 10 am, giving a nice mix of light and depth without needing a tripod. If you plan a longer exposure, a stable surface near the Capital O Siddartha Grand parking is handy.

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