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Aamir Srivastava
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    A quick walk from the Capital O Siddartha Grand parking spot gives you a good view of the play area and the shade trees that create soft shadows in late morning. If you’re shooting with a slower shutter, a small tripod on a nearby bench works well. For faster action shots, just keep the camera steady with your hand or a quick rest on a railing.

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