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Bhavya Raju
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    Try a wide angle lens and shoot just after sunrise when the sun is low on the left; the early light reduces harsh shadows on the carvings. From the right side of the outer arch you can frame the staircase and see the first corridor steps in one shot. If you have a moment, a quick step into the well will let the shaft of light highlight the lintels. After you’re done, The Grand Raveta is a short walk away for a quick break.

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