Why don't photographers take close-ups of old people?

The reason why photographers don't take close-ups of old people is that photos are difficult to retouch and take.

1, photos are difficult to retouch: the facial skin of the elderly is slack and wrinkled, so it is difficult to achieve perfect results through retouching. In contrast, young or middle-aged people's facial skin is relatively smoother, with better cosmetic effect, which is more easily favored by photographers.

2. It is difficult to shoot: the elderly have poor physical function, so it is difficult to maintain good posture and expression, which is a challenge for photographers. In contrast, young people or middle-aged people have better physical functions, and it is easier to control the shooting process and achieve satisfactory results.