Last week, we looked at what happens when there is a failure of perception. This week, we look at the opposite problem: when the camera tells you exactly what to do, but the result is incorrectly exposed.Are you asking the right question...

In part two of this exploration of exposure, we look at situations where everything looks great, but when you look at the image in the camera, it is nothing like what you saw.We’ll look at why this happens and what you can do about it.

Have you ever had a situation where a shot looks good, but when you check the photo, the exposure is off? Well, I’m sure we’ve often experienced it, and it’s one of those mistakes you only make once. Except… you don’t.I had a similar sit...

Most people think wildlife photography is about having the longest lens and the most expensive camera. But the truth is, some of the biggest mistakes happen after you’ve been doing this for years. Today I’m breaking down seven wildlife...

Perfectly exposed images can appear to be soft or out of focus. There are two contributing factors that play a part in this:How our eyes and brain perceive sharpnessThe role of contrast in the image.It’s important to rememb...