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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    You might also consider the nearby Shankheshwar temple complex. The main courtyard opens to the sky, so early morning light gives you sharp stone details without the festival crowd. If you stay overnight, the Platinum Hotel in Rajkot is just a short walk away and keeps costs low. Have you tried shooting from a higher angle to frame the carvings?

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