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      <title>Rain at Wellington Arch, London, A City Seen Through Raindrops</title>
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      <description>London in the rain is almost a photographic genre of its own. Grey skies, wet pavements, umbrellas and historic architecture create a visual language that has appeared on travel posters, postcards and street photographs for generations. Yet the most interesting images of rainy London are not necessarily those featuring Big Ben, Tower Bridge or the familiar red telephone box. Sometimes a less predictable composition captures the atmosphere of the city much more convincingly.</description>
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