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This picture is the track on which cross country courses both start and end. This sign is positioned right at the entrance to the woods and I thought the angle of the camera with the tilted sign against the curved track looked really interesting. This image has asymmetrical balance. 

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I took this picture of the inside of the gravel track that I work out on frequently. I used the poles of the football goal post to frame the school. I think the colors of the sky look really pretty and the grass looks cool.

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This picture has leading lines in the row of trees that lead one's eye to the background of the image. I think the colors in this picture are interesting because they range from really bright and vibrant to duskier, darker tones. 

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This is the entrance to the woods that I run through during my cross-country races. The trees lining either side of the dirt path create the effect of symmetrical balance. I like how the sun filtering through the tree branches looks really bright and yellow and brightens the green leaves. 

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I took this picture from a different point of view than the other photographs. I made my camera go up really high on my tripod and then tilted it down dramatically to emphasize the slope of the hill even more. 

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 This is a picture of the corn field that we run around both for our cross-country races and for many of our workouts. I thought it was a cool image both because of the repetition of the corn stalks and because the brightness of the sky's colors and the grunginess of the field contrast interestingly. It shows repetition through the corn stalks in the background.