Investigating the Appearance of Kids Aged 6 to 12 Around the World and Its Contrasts with the Appearance of Adults in Photography

Children worldwide have a variety of common characteristics. Their surroundings are a source of concern for them and they display identical reactions to both natural and artificial stimuli. Their laughter, crying, and happiness come from seeing and moving colorful things, and they are sensitive to affectionate sounds. The process of choosing the subject and its appearance for children is simple and crude, but with time, skill, and experience in photography, the choice becomes more complete and accurate. Children exhibit sensuality in their photography and communicate with the subject. Taking pictures of their family and personal belongings is something they like to do between the ages of 6 and 8. As they age, they develop more connections with society and display emotions of happiness, sadness, etc. in their games. There is no child who is identical to another. Their personalities, reactions to their environment, and mental abilities vary. Adults have a more complex mindset when examining the subject and taking pictures. The primary focus of this research is on the perspective of children on the world around them and how it differs from the perspective of adults in photography. The comparison of photos of 6 to 12-year-old girls and adult photos has been analyzed using library, descriptive, and analytical methods.