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    <description>Stately gardens are lovely, but the UK&#039;s ordinary streets — bus stops, corner shops, terraced rows — often give wedding and editorial portraits more honesty, texture and a sense of place. Here&#039;s why I&#039;m choosing the high street more often.</description>
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