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A reflection of a temple shikhara or gopuram-like structure with golden arched decorations is mirrored in still water. The upper spire is visible above the reflected form, its dark stone surface traced with yellow-gold scalloped arches. A small yellow flower floats on the water near the lower tip. Pale mist rises from the surface, and red brick walls and trees appear faintly at the top edge of the reflection. No people are visible in the scene.

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