Photography assistant, the master won't teach me. I don't want me to do anything. What should I do? I'm a novice photographer and I don't know anything. He won't teach me.

Generally speaking, apprentices who have just entered the business will not teach anything. The apprentice does chores by himself and helps the master. done

After a long time, the master will teach a little slowly. Take your time.

In this process, because I have come into contact with many cameras and lenses, I can find some books and tutorials to read, and then practice by myself when the master is away.

These photography skills are often taught by the master, which will be faster, but if the master does not teach, you can also explore, but the process will be much slower. There are some things that you don't need the master to tell you, such as how to make a composition, how to set the scenery, and how to handle the lighting. Before and after these masters do it, you should stand in the position of the camera and observe and find out where the benefits are. After a long time, you may not be able to tell the truth, but the feeling of this environment will be honed and will be dealt with in the future.

Modern people's education basically comes from school, thinking that the first day you go in, the teacher will start to explain the basic things to you, and you will start to talk about in-depth things in half a month, and you will be out of school in three months. This is a school, and it is a compulsory education school. I have never been an apprentice, and I don't know the hardships of an apprentice. My father is an apprentice, and the master is very kind to him. It was half a year before he began to teach formally. Three years later, he graduated and had to work for his master for two years. Of course, modern society is not that long, but you can't expect to pay your tuition yesterday. He will give you classes today. Come back in a month and see if I can teach you something. Some teachers are so annoying that they may not teach you anything for three months.

Photography, in particular, often needs a master to tell and demonstrate. Unlike apprentices in other industries, you can learn by watching and listening to masters. When the car is repaired, the master will do it and you can learn a lot. The judgment of faults can also be learned by watching and listening, and many times there is no need for a master to explain. In photography, you don't know what the aperture and shutter are and what the ISO is. If you meet a teacher who refuses to teach, your only advantage here is unlimited opportunities to try out the equipment for free. That's all. /that's all/that's all