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Chinmay Kamath
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    You could try a low angle from the southern parapet a few minutes before sunrise; the sun will wash the carved panels from below, giving soft highlights on the gold leaf. If you want a wider view, step back to include the full dome while the courtyard stays empty. This spot usually sees fewer visitors than the western entrance.

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