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    A quick way to lock in the depth is to step onto the first stone of the staircase and shoot straight down; the shaft of light from the bottom will spill across the lintels and give a nice contrast. If you only have a few seconds, stand on the left side of the outer arch and tilt the lens up to capture the upper panels and the rising light in the same frame. After you’re done, The Grand Raveta is just a few kilometres away for a quick break.

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