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The beginning

I took this photo when I was first getting into photography while visiting my mom and sister in California. I remember spending so much time trying to get that perfect shot of these hummingbirds.The funny thing is, back then, I didn't really understand the basics of photography. ISO, shutter speed, and aperture (f-stop) were things I hadn't learned yet. I was probably shooting in Auto and hoping for the best!Looking back at this photo today, with everything I've learned since then, I know I could have captured a much better shot of these hummingbirds. But that's part of the journey.Photography is a constant learning process. There's always something new to discover, something to improve, and a different way to see the world through your lens.If you're just starting out, take the time to learn the exposure triangle: ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. Understanding how these three settings work together can make a huge difference in your photography and give you much more creative control over your images.Don't get discouraged if your photos aren't turning out the way you imagined. Keep shooting, keep learning, and look back at your old work every once in a while. You'll be surprised by how far you've come!