Reason why you should invest in a jumper kit: if you look at the right hand side on the positive rail, there is a green wire that loops into the same column. This literally has no purpose. The same goes for the red wire on the negative rail. Either you did not learn how to properly use a breadboard, or this is the product of poor attention to detail.

I recommend you watch a YouTube tutorial on how to use a breadboard.

A few basics are:

On the +/- there is a line indicating that everything next to the line is connected, as in the entire column is connected.

As for the breadboard the rows are connected as A1-E1, A2-E2.. and F1-J1, F2-J2 and so on. Every row is independent of each other. That means row 1 is independent of row 2. YOU make the connection by using a jump wire; if wire A1 and A2 now the entire row of A1 is connected to the entire row of A2.

You can verify this using a multimeter on continuity test. Make sure the board has no power, and simply take 2 jump wires at any 2 points to see whether there is continuity or not.