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Poignant view of a sunset captured from near Sukleswar ghat in Guwahati. The photograph has a wide range of saturated colours and shows two small fishing boats and framed by the hills on both sides of the Saraighat Bridge across the river Brahmaputra. The many colours of the sky are nicely reflected on the rippling water. |
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1992 |
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Deepraj |
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