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As someone who just quit doing high school senior photography last year I think it’s a lot more simple: They don’t have time. I can’t tell you how incredibly h
by Auracle 2y ago
As someone who just quit doing high school senior photography last year I think it’s a lot more simple:
They don’t have time. I can’t tell you how incredibly hard it is to schedule (and especially reschedule) sessions with many of them. A lot of kids always have some sport or other after school activity going on. Those sports often have training before the school day, after the school day, with actual competitions or more training on weekends.
Oh, and summer is no exception.
Combine that with loads of homework and they’re being run ragged.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoThat rings true. I chalk that up into "lack of autonomy" category. I feel like modern kids have their life path set out on steel rails. The whole system is set up to see who can grind away hardest so that someday they can be an obedient and hard working corporate cog. In the 90's and early 00's, we didn't even have homework and could get into top tier colleges. The kids in my family are now doing 4 hours of busywork a day. The incentives of education today care very little about talent and are one big struggle session.
- ErigmolCt 2y agoHow demanding high school life can be these days...