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The Marginal Way in Ogunquit, Maine is one of New England's only paved, public shoreline footpaths. This vacationland jewel, which spans a little more than a mile along a spectacular coast, connects Perkins Cove to Ogunquit Beach. Vacationers in search of peace can feel the salty air and catch sweeping panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from one of many benches along the way. This heavily traveled strip of coastline draws recreation lovers from the world over. Residents and long-time visitors tell stories of walking their treasured Marginal Way when they were children. The land was donated to the Town of Ogunquit in1925 and a non-profit organization was established in 2010 to protect the Marginal Way for generations to come.

"Street Photography" is how Brooklyn Heights photographer Tom Callan describes his work. Before moving to New York over 25 years ago, Tom studied with Fred Ritchin, former editor of the New York Times Magazine, at the Maine Photographic Workshop. His photos have appeared on the front page of the New York Times as well as in the pages of the NY Daily News, NY Post, Newsday, Village Voice, Spy Magazine and numerous other publications. A native of Massachusetts, Tom has worked as a stringer for United Press International and the Associated Press. He graduated from Boston State College with a degree in Political Science. Tom's photos have regularly appeared in The Brooklyn Paper for over 25 years.