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Bhavya Saha
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    For the museum’s stone facades the soft light of early spring or late autumn works best the sun is low enough to create long shadows but not harsh enough to wash out the details. In those months the surrounding green of Sepahijala is still lush, giving a nice contrast. If you’re staying near the city, the Hotel Anurag Palace is a convenient base. Do you plan to shoot the palace’s interior as well?

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