This is my landscape. It it of the ridge behind Hunt. There were two main things I ended up really liking about this picture, one is the angle and one is the sky. The sky was such a bright shade of gray, inviting and bright instead of oppressive and gloomy. I did what I could to get as much of it as possible, which ended up with me on the ground. The angle was also a really fun thing to play with. This ridge slopes up from right to left, so every picture I took felt oddly unbalanced. On a whim, I decided to frame my picture with the bottom lined up with the ground, regardless of slope. I was surprised by the result. It is almost impossible to tell that there is an angle, because it isn't very large, but the trees feel like they are reaching up to the sky. This reminded me a lot of the discussion in the Arnheim reading, and this intentional and slight unbalance gives this picture an interesting bit of character.