What is the process of photographic works of art? It is not only a process of learning from others, but also a process of accepting aesthetic education.

The process of appreciating photographic works of art is not only a process of learning from others, but also a process of receiving aesthetic education.

In the past, the traditional silver halide film photography required photographers to shoot, develop, fix and image themselves, and then write signature documents on the back of the photos. This is the original, which represents what the photographer wants to express most. The others are just replicas. Because of the differences in developing, fixing, imaging, enlarging and cutting, there can be many photos, but only one original. Works of art are all created.

Before you shoot, you already have a scene in your mind, what do you want to show, how do you want to show it, and so on. Then through their own photography skills and equipment, to present what they want to express, it can be said that they are qualified to become works of art. Of course, whether they are works of art or not is another matter.

The significance of aesthetic education;

Beauty is a manifestation of things, with pleasing and exciting functions. Aesthetic education is customarily called aesthetic education, which refers to the education of cultivating children's correct aesthetic view and their ability to feel, appreciate, express and create beauty. It is the basic means to develop children's ability to understand the world, enrich their spiritual life and cultivate their moral sentiments through appreciation and creation of beauty.

Guo Moruo, a famous scholar in China, once said: "One of the steps of the fundamental transformation of human society should be the transformation of human beings, and the fundamental transformation of human beings should begin with the perceptual education of children-the education of beauty." Beauty is the basic requirement of human social life. People in modern society strive to transform their lives according to the laws of beauty. In order to train children to meet the requirements of the times, we must attach importance to the education of beauty.