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Arjun Bajwa
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    A trick that works well is to bring a polarising filter when you shoot the gold leaf from the north east corner. It cuts glare off the metalwork while still letting the sunrise wash the carved panels with soft light. The corner is usually clear before the crowd arrives, and you can frame the full dome in the background with the stone pillars fronting the shot.

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