How can photography serve as a form of occupational therapy?

Photography is a complex hobby. It is an art, a science and a craft. To be a photographer you need to be able to understand complex relationships.

For example, the overall exposure is comprised of the amount of light that hits the sensor. The aperture, shutter speed and the sensitivity of the film or camera sensor control the amount of light. Understanding the interrelationships between these three elements is critical have success and fun as a photographer.

For that reason it could be an excellent hobby for someone who requires occupational therapy. It is a hobby that really requires total immersion and therefore could be stimulation to a patient who has the ability to understand and control these complex photographic relationships. It could also be frustrating to someone who has a short attention span or lacks basic scientific abilities.

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