Some people organize retired people to engage in photography activities to earn money, and the old people are very stubborn. What should we do?

Some people organize retired people to engage in photography activities to earn money, and the old people are very stubborn. What should we do? Let me explain this problem first. Five key words: retired people, photography activities, making money, stubbornness, what to do. The problem is that the old people are deceived by the stakeholders on the theme of photography activities, and they are bewitched and stubborn in their hearts, seeking solutions.

Retirees with this problem should be healthy, clear-headed and have normal eyesight, otherwise they can't take part in photography activities! Old people in this state are rich in life experience and do not lack basic judgment.

If you are worried that the old man will be cheated, after repeated persuasion, the old man is still "stubborn", which means that the old man may really fall in love with photography, or the old man is unwilling to undertake some arrangements to choose photography (such as taking care of his grandson but being rejected by his children), to live his own life and find his own excitement. "Stubborn" is a derogatory term! It is not appropriate to describe the elderly. The problem is lack of respect, respect and love for this "stubborn" old man.

So it's not as bad as you said. It is normal for retired people to like photography, learn photography and take part in photography activities. Entertainment and physical exercise are both right.

Two days ago, I met two retired people climbing mountains with tripods and cameras on their backs. I met them halfway up the mountain, and they came up soon after climbing to the top of the mountain. Chat with them until they come up the mountain to shoot the sunset. You can feel the degree of their love from their words.

Old people may be slower to accept new knowledge. I asked them if they had taken a photography class. They said, one semester in 60 yuan and two semesters in the University for the Aged. This money is actually not much. I don't know why. The reason why the teacher lectures is that of the students.

They didn't know the difference between spot metering, evaluation metering and center key metering in metering mode, and one of them asked me how to use polarizer and gradient grey mirror. In the conversation with them, I also know that the old people basically don't use the RAW format for photography, and it is common for JPG to come out directly, not to mention later, so for the old people who study photography after retirement, the mentality is the most important.

In addition, the so-called photography activities, that is to say, if you join a tour group, the most important thing is to have a teacher's guidance and not to bring shopping. I think it's good for the elderly to take part in various photography activities, each with his own needs and love.

This is a very common phenomenon. Generally, it is sponsored by senior photography associations or photographers, which not only organizes centralized classes, but also organizes creations outside, attracting many senior photographers to participate. Combined with my own understanding, I would like to talk about some views here for reference.

First, organizing retirees to engage in photography activities to earn money, as long as it is not cheating and does not violate the law, is something agreed by both parties and is not easy to blame. Retired people are a generation with rich social experience. They can distinguish right from wrong and distinguish good from evil. They are not easily fooled by others, and they don't have to worry too much.

Secondly, photography is a technology as well as an art, and only through study can one improve his skill level. Old people's self-study ability is not as strong as that of young people. On the one hand, taking part in this organized photography activity can make faster progress in photography technology under the guidance of teachers; On the other hand, group activities have more communication opportunities, which can eliminate loneliness, relieve depression and benefit physical and mental health. Therefore, many elderly people are willing to participate in such activities, and their choices should be respected.

Third, the elderly have strong willpower. Once something is determined, they will stick to it and cannot be easily equated with paranoia. Besides, it takes a lot of time and energy to organize photography activities, and it is reasonable to earn some money from it.

In fact, photography activities are organized by the health of the elderly, and many people participate together, so it is difficult for its organizers to cheat collectively. If so, you should call the police quickly.

In view of the above, my personal suggestion is to respect the right of the elderly to choose and control their income, understand their hobbies and needs, and adjust their mentality, which is more conducive to family building, thus achieving filial piety and happiness.