What methods can make children like photography?

1. Start simple: let children take pictures of their daily life with their mobile phones or cameras, such as family gatherings and friends playing. This can make them gradually familiar with the basic operation and skills of photography.

2. Record your growth with photos: Encourage children to record their growth process with cameras, such as riding a bike for the first time and participating in school activities. This can not only exercise children's photography skills, but also cultivate their habit of cherishing memories.

3. Hold a family photo contest: you can organize family members to participate in the photo contest, so that children can experience the fun of photography in the competition and stimulate their sense of competition.

4. Visit the photography exhibition: take children to visit the photography exhibition, let them enjoy excellent photography works, thus stimulating their interest and yearning for photography.

5. Learn photography skills: teach children the basic skills of photography, such as composition, light and color. Let them know the charm of photography.

6. Share works: Encourage children to share their works with family and friends and accept comments and suggestions from others, so as to improve their photography level.

7. Set goals: Set some photography goals for children, such as taking photos of specific themes and participating in photography competitions. Let them pursue something and be more involved in photography learning.

8. Timely praise and encouragement: Give timely praise and encouragement to children's photography achievements, so that children have a sense of accomplishment and thus love photography more.

9. Provide photographic equipment: provide photographic equipment suitable for children's age, such as cameras and lenses, so that children can better participate in photography practice.

10. Accompanying reading: Parents can accompany their children to learn photography, make progress together and enhance parent-child relationship.