I was looking at some of the first photos I shot when I first began photography. The first camera I ever bought was in April 2020 and it was the Rebel SL3. I adored that camera and I still have it. Again, I'm stickler for shooting the same thing over and over until I find something that works. I could never get the right angle that pleased me, so, I continued to take a photo of this location each time I passed it. Glad I did because it no longer looks the same. Definitely didn't understand the exposure triangle at the time, so, I just made adjustments until it looked right to me. Who shoots at ISO 1600 in the middle of day at a shutter speed of 1/4000 (lol). Anyway, thought I'd share it with you all. I would know exactly what to do if I had to take this photo today. Not to say I am any better at taking photos than when I started, however, I have learned a lot in these last 4 years and will continue to learn as long as I continue to make photos. I love to experiment and try different things, so, I am not afraid to try or go against the rules. It's been part of my learning experience my entire life.
Rebel SL3. 10-18mm EF 4.5-5.6 IS STM. ISO 1600. Shutter 1/4000. F/5.6. This is just totally hilarious to me right now. hahahaha
