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Abhishek Joshi
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    If you’re shooting the museum’s stone carvings, a 50 mm prime with a wide aperture can capture the subtle shadow play while keeping the background soft. For the forested backdrop at Sepahijala, a 24 70mm zoom will let you frame the canopy quickly. Staying at Hotel Anurag Palace keeps you within a few minutes of the museum and the route, so you can start early and avoid the midday glare.

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