Double page spread
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Double page spreads in magazines typically feature a large central image taking up most of the two pages to draw attention. The layout, style, and limited color palette used are consistent with the magazine's overall house style to provide a cohesive look. Key elements include a prominent mid-shot or long-shot portrait photo, puff text highlighting the special nature of the spread, and two columns of supporting text.
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