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A quick shot from the left side of the outer arch gives a clean frame of the subterranean corridor. Try a shallow depth of field so the carved lintels pop while the shaft of light from the bottom rises. If you have a minute to step in, angle the lens down slightly to catch the staircase and a bit of the underground passage in one frame. After shooting, The Grand Raveta is just a few kilometres away if you need a quick break.

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