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Debashish Noronha
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    Try a low angle from the front porch, pointing the camera slightly upward so the central pillar frames the kids while the carved lintel catches the late afternoon light. If you walk a few steps down, the small shrine on the right gives a nice foreground, but keep the lens focused on the family to avoid distortion. October’s dry weather usually keeps the sky clear, and weekdays before 10 am keep crowds light. If you need a place to stay, Hotel Akanksha in Jagdalpur is a convenient option.

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