Club5050 | Familiarize Childrens With The Benefits Of Photography Education | Beneficiary Set 10% To @steemkidss | By @azmat545

4 to 13 year olds have great curiosity. It is at this age that they begin to become aware of their surroundings and dare to discover anything, even things that could endanger them.

Not surprisingly, many parents teach children this age the essentials, such as speaking, walking, and other basic sensory and motor development. However, some people think of completing it with other skills, for example, taking a photo.Photography is perfect for children when they have great curiosity. Diagnostics The Wave Finder or LCD screen as well as the shutter must be very attractive to them with the push of a button.

How to Introduce Photography to Kids?

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Of course there are many ways to introduce photography to children. In fact, there is a course on line that takes the curriculum seriously. But in general, the following things parents can apply.

1. Select small pocket camera.

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Of course, don't give your child an SLR, as it is too much and decreases when it is held. So, choose a small pocket camera or cell phone that has a camera. Today, many camera phones under the age of one million have cameras that allow them to learn. Are quite good

2. Introduce basic camera functions.

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Although cell phone cameras don't usually have many features, you should consider the principle of light, exposure, and ISO in children. Be sure to use language and metaphors that are easy for your young child to understand.

3. Teach about structure.

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Kids usually enjoy taking pictures of anything that grabs their attention, so they often ignore the question of texture. Introduce the basic principles of problem and angle and syntax, such as picking and placing, point of interest, framing, or third principle. Again, use simple language that is easy for children to understand.

4. What to start shooting?

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Once you understand the basics, start acting. For the first time, ask the children to take pictures of the furniture in the house, the people (of the house), their toys or everything in the house. With minimal light in the room, you are reminded once again of the principles of ISO and exposure.

5. Exploring outside the home.

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After photographing indoors, start challenging them to take pictures of anything outside the home, as well as read about the available natural light, golden hours, shadows, and more. Ask the children to take pictures of their house from different angles, then ask them to compare the results. In this way, he learned about the direction of light and the shadows and challenged them to take pictures of flowers or plants, animals around the house.

6. Evaluation and appreciation.

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Once you're satisfied with the pictures, don't forget to check the results. Next, match the results with what has been learned. Finally, appreciate all your efforts to study it.

In principle, children still love freedom. So, don't get too stressed, don't be too keen on making your child a better photographer, or set a high standard. This activity can be used as a moment to have fun and spend time with children.

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