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mkldearest Junior Member Registered: July 2009	Panoramic view of a waterfront in Ogunquit, Maine. This picture portrays a view of the town in the summertime.
	· Date: Tue August 4, 2009 · Views: 1,195 · Filesize: 37.5kb, 69.6kb · Dimensions: 1199 x 220 ·
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	Rating: 6.45
	Keywords: Panorama, Ogunquit, Waterfront, ships, sailboats, New England, summertime, ocean
	Additional Categories: Panoramas
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Wed August 19, 2009 9:15am

Kaye

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I rather like this. I perhaps would have cropped the building out on the right side. I think that perhaps you can still do this in "edit" in POTM, (not sure), but will leave it up to you.

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Thu September 3, 2009 9:54am

jomanros

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I agree with Kaye's words, but I think that the little shadow on the bottom left side must be also cropped. The panorama it's very good.

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Fri September 11, 2009 2:22am

d2west

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Registered: March 2009
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Awesome! No need to crop the right since it adds emphasis and contrast to the bay. But I agree with Jomanros that the bottom left corner shadow could be cropped. Great work though.