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If you’re after a quick burst of action shots, try the corner near the pond where the trees give a soft diffused light around 10 am. There’s a low profile tripod rack on the nearby rail, so you can keep the camera steady for a slightly longer exposure without lugging a big tripod. If you’re staying at Capital O Siddartha Grand, the parking is just a short walk to that spot.

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