You probably do not fully understand how photographic film records an image or how that image is transferred to the printed page. However, none of that proves that the photographer does not exist or that the image you see is due to a random accident in a print shop. It has been said that when one truly understands the improbability that earth's biological system could evolve by pure chance and without divine intervention, it is far more reasonable to expect a wind to blow through an automobile junkyard and then expect a 747 in flight to blow out the other end. That does sound ridiculous. Yet, evolutionists expect us to believe that something far, far, far more unlikely has occurred.
Science points to the universe as a created universe.
The universe cannot have created itself. That would involve the contradiction of a universe which existed prior to its own existence. Whatever one believes about the creation of the universe, it is not irrational to believe that it was created by something which existed prior to our known universe and thus is outside of and not part of our universe. It is also reasonable to believe that whatever created the universe also has guided its development. No known natural force in the universe is capable of bringing the universe into existence or imposing design and order on the universe as a whole.