This is the first place to stop when you join. Tell us a bit about yourself so we can say hi. It makes this feel like a real community instead of a course library and it helps you find the other parents shooting with the same camera, raising kids the same age, or trying to solve the same problem as you. Keep it short. Five lines is plenty😊 Drop a comment below with: → Your name and where you're shooting from → Your kids' ages → What camera you have (or are thinking about getting) → One thing you want to get better at this month → One photo, if you feel like sharing one That's it. I read every intro and I'll reply to yours personally. I'll go first and pin my introduction to the top👍 Welcome in. — Teemu

Welcome to the heartbeat of this community. Every Sunday, we all post one frame from our week. Any camera, any moment, any level. The point isn't to post a perfect photo, it's to show up. Members who post weekly get better at photography faster than members who only watch lessons. Drop your photo as a comment below. One ask: no apologies.😊 Resist the urge to write "I know this isn't great" or "sorry, kind of blurry" or "this is rough but…" before your photo. We're all here to learn. No one is judging. Just post the photo. I almost wrote an apology for my own photo this week and stopped myself at the last second. You can describe the photo if you want. What you were going for, what camera, what light. Or if you like, where was it taken or what the situation was. Quick note on time zones: if it's already Monday where you are, that's fine. Post when you wake up. Sunday is a habit anchor, not a deadline. I'll start. This is shot with a Helios 44-2, an old manual lens I've been playing with for fun. The wild flares and soft focus are what it does. Liked this frame from this week. Your turn. Post yours below.