Develop your child’s creative thinking and self-expression

I think you’d agree with me when I say creativity and self-expression are the secret ingredients for excellence, be it at school, work, or life in general.

Kids are a power-house of energy (both mental & physical), which when invested in the right direction, they bloom with confidence and turn into enterprising/mindful adults.

“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up” – Pablo Picasso

Like Picasso rightly hints, we must keep the artist in us alive and not let the growing up dull this shine. If you’re wondering what art form to introduce to your child, then this online photography workshop for kids might be a great start to explore their creative side.

This two-day fun-filled online workshop is curated just for kids where we introduce them to the foundations of photography in a creative way. This interactive workshop will help your kids (7-12 years) explore the world around through their inquisitive eye and find their own self expression – something that can be nurtured at a young age to enhance that creative side of children.

What does the workshop cover?

This two-day online workshop, spanning a total of 4 hours (2 hours a day each), covers the following:

Basics of Photography 

  • Understanding history of photography – simplified for kids
  • Photography trivia, fun facts and more

Self Expression and Channelising Creativity

  • Introduction to the concept of photography as a medium to express themselves & help the artist in them grow
  • Help them channelise their imagination into creative pictures

People and Portrait Photography

  • Tips and tricks to capture creative pictures of their families and friends
  • Do’s & Don’ts of clicking portraits

Storytelling via Photography

  • Stories are an integral part of childhood and this workshop will guide the kids how to tell a story through pictures

The participants will be able to access and be a part of communities for kids (with exciting ongoing projects) to keep them motivated to practice this skill even after the workshop is over.

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My child is too young, how will this photography workshop benefit my kid?

During this pandemic when the kids are home-bound and crave more exciting outlets other than their routine, this can be a fun and engaging online workshop to learn simple concepts of photography. With ample practical exercises, they also get a chance to be a part of a thriving community of little shutterbugs across the globe.

Not only is it fun for kids, photography as a skill and art form has some very unique benefits:

  • Boosts self-confidence and self-esteem that comes with learning a new skill
  • Encourages creative thinking
  • Aids in processing their emotions and self-expression
  • Visual art activities help develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination
  • Uplifts mood and increases happiness

And they are never too young to use a phone or tablet to click the things they like or people they love.

In this workshop, it doesn’t matter if the kids use a “professional” camera, most kids take their very first photos using their parents’ tablets or phones these days. The main aim of this workshop is to encourage their independent and creative thinking.

Any kind of camera, a good internet connection, and a curious young mind – and your kid is all set for this two-day virtual getaway with photography.

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About the mentor

Hi, My name is Priya Goswami and I’m a professional babies/kids and family portraits photographer based out of Delhi, India. I have been clicking kids and families for more than seven years now, and have always been amazed at the tremendous energy and creativity that the kids exhibit.

I have especially curated this fun and engaging workshop for kids (7-12 years), where they will learn how to use any mobile/camera to click nice creative pictures of their own families and things around them using simple concepts of photography. The workshop has introductory level sessions, which aims to build a creative foundation for these little shutterbugs to be.