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Ashwin Shenoy
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    If you start from Mount Retreat and head out around 6 a.m., the road through Alagar Kovil is still fairly empty. Once you pass the temple, you can take the side lane that skirts the main entrance of Pazhamudhircholai, giving you a quieter angle for the carvings. Try shooting from the outer courtyard where the light falls directly on the stone; a slight tilt can help keep the crowds out of the foreground.

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