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Basically, take the shot you anticipated, then take a photo underexposed and one overexposed. Of course, this is dependent on the subject. The idea is that later in post you can mask in the parts of the images you don't want and gain a higher dynamic range. 

For example: 

You notice light coming in the windows is blown out- take another photo with a shorter shutter speed exposing for the light. Later, you'll essentially combine the proper lighting of each photo. 

Quick edit: There are tons of tutorials on youtube. I would just search something along the lines of "exposure blending tutorial" or "exposure stacking"

Quick edit no.2: Not sure what lens you are using, but I almost always use the Canon 10-22mm on my crop when exploring. Its the perfect range for this kind of stuff.
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