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Ayush Grover
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    A quick reflector can help bounce light onto the play structures and soften harsh shadows, especially if you’re shooting around 9 or 10 am when the sun is higher. If you’re aiming for longer exposures or low light, a small tripod on a nearby bench works well, and the parking at Capital O Siddartha Grand is close enough to keep gear handy.

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