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Anirudh Kohli
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    If you can get to Shankheshwar before the festival crowds, try shooting from the higher courtyard steps the stone panels are still in focus and the open sky gives a nice fill light. Afterward, the Platinum Hotel in Rajkot is only a few minutes away and keeps costs low.

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