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Most important lessons for a 13Y.O. to learn
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Jan 13, 2013 02:32:53   #
BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA
 
Positive, constructive, creative, loving criticism!

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Jan 13, 2013 10:30:44   #
WalshT
 
Fun is where it's at with kids. I teach 6-13 year olds and if they are having fun taking pictures of things they enjoy they tend to stay at it longer. Then find the chances to sneak in the tech. stuff. They learn composition after the fact and from watching you and others. My son has learned more at a museum, watching football, and looking at my pictures then I could have taught him in the field. When in the field let them experiment and do what they enjoy. He'll start asking "How do you do that? soon enough.

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Jan 13, 2013 19:46:54   #
June Loc: Blue Mountains AUSTRALIA
 
As usual you all give great advice and not just for a 13 year old, will be book marking the advice, yes I am late in replying to this have been busy.
cheers to all.... June

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Jan 13, 2013 22:01:27   #
Shutter Bugger
 
Mogul wrote:
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Jan 14, 2013 13:07:42   #
leatherhelmets Loc: Center Conway, NH
 
WalshT wrote:
Fun is where it's at with kids. I teach 6-13 year olds and if they are having fun taking pictures of things they enjoy they tend to stay at it longer. Then find the chances to sneak in the tech. stuff. They learn composition after the fact and from watching you and others. My son has learned more at a museum, watching football, and looking at my pictures then I could have taught him in the field. When in the field let them experiment and do what they enjoy. He'll start asking "How do you do that? soon enough.
Fun is where it's at with kids. I teach 6-13 year ... (show quote)


There's been some great stuff here, thanks a lot. I went out with my son yesterday and just let him shoot. I taught him how to put yourself in the best position to get the shot.....even if it means bending a few rules. We snuck under a fence near the resivoir to get close to a big Beaver Dam. Had fun looking at the trees that had been knawed off. Slipped in a little bit about shutter speed when I saw some moving water. All in all a good day.

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