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Aarav Phadke
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    You could try timing the walk so you arrive just after low tide; the wet sand then reflects the sky and gives a nice foreground. Since Mount Harriet is only about 15 km away, a quick drive from Visakhapatnam will get you to the ridge by mid morning, letting you capture both the beach and the mountain before the sun gets too high. Have you checked the local tide schedule for that day?

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