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Aarav Badwal
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    A quick way to show depth is to stand just outside the outer arch, then tilt the camera down toward the staircase that drops into the well. If you can step a couple of steps in, the shaft of light from the bottom will spill across the lintels and give sharp contrast. Near the entrance, the left side of the arch offers a clean view of the subterranean corridor in a single frame. If you need a quick break after shooting, The Grand Raveta is only a few kilometres away.

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