At the very beginning of my media career, I had got such a big responsibility, and this was when I was just new to the States, its culture, and American Football. All I knew about the game was that there's the phrase "go long" and the settings of my camera. The adrenaline rushed into my vein when as soon as I reached the stadium. I didn't know how the press room would look like and where  I would go, what exactly do I have to do to get my work done. Someone guided me to a press room on the 6th floor and, then I realized that this looks good but, how do I click the pictures from here. Then a phone call with my boss at Florida National News made me worry that I was at the wrong place, and then she asked me to go downstairs and find another press room for the photographers. Luckily I saw people holding professional cameras in their hands and walking right ahead in front of me, and I followed them till I was at the right place. The challenges were not over yet, there were a lot of professional journalists on the field, and between them, I had to make my own identity and represent my channel without making any mistakes. The problems occurred one next to the other such as surprise drizzles, favorite shot blur due to the autofocus, and the most expected one, the battery dying.