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Chinmay Prasad
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    A quiet spot a bit further west of the main ridge path lets you frame the sea line with a thin strip of green slope in the foreground great for a sunrise silhouette. If you’re staying at 6ix Seashore Hotel you can reach that corner in about ten minutes. Try shooting slightly before sunrise when the light is soft but the horizon is still dark, giving a sharp contrast that many overlook.

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