Here's a list of standard photos that should be taken at a 5K, 10K, Half-Marathon and Marathon:

1. Pre-Race:

• Runners warming up and stretching
• Race staff and volunteers setting up the course
• Sponsor banners and race signage
• Candid shots of participants and spectators
• VIPs and Speakers

2. Start Line:

• Wide shot of runners lined up at the start
• Close-ups of runners' faces showing anticipation and excitement
• Race director or official giving pre-race instructions
• Runners taking off as the race begins

3. On the Course:

• Runners along the route
• Shots showcasing the scenic elements of the course
• Runners navigating turns, hills, or other challenges
• Water station volunteers handing out refreshments
• Spectators cheering and holding motivational signs
• Pace leaders or elite runners leading the pack

4. Finish Line:

• Runners crossing the finish line with arms raised in triumph
• Close-ups of runners' faces showing exhaustion and accomplishment
• Medical staff or volunteers assisting runners as needed
• Finish line tape being broken by the winner

5. Post-Race:

• Runners receiving medals or other finisher prizes Podium shots of the top three finishers in each age group or category
• Award ceremony with race directors and sponsors
• Runners celebrating with friends and family
• Candid shots of participants enjoying post-race refreshments or activities

6. Behind-the-Scenes:

• Race staff and volunteers coordinating logistics
• Timing and scoring team in action
• Medical staff or first aid tent
• Photographers and videographers capturing the event
• Sponsor tents or booths

7. Crowd and Atmosphere:

• Wide shots of the crowd cheering along the course
• Colorful costumes or themed attire worn by participants
• Entertaining signs held by spectators
• Interaction between runners and supporters
• Sponsors promoting their company or product