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Aniket Sharma
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    A good spot for steady shots is the bench right next to the Capital O Siddartha Grand parking. The shade from the trees there keeps the play equipment cool and the light softer around 10 am, so you can shoot without a tripod if you’re only doing quick action shots. If you plan a longer exposure, that bench works well as a stable surface.

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