underexpose

photographers often underexpose their images to create a dramatic effect.

underexpose your film to achieve a richer color palette.

it's easy to underexpose a scene in low light conditions.

to emphasize shadows, you might want to underexpose the shot.

many artists intentionally underexpose their work for stylistic reasons.

when shooting landscapes, be careful not to underexpose the sky.

underexposing can lead to loss of detail in the highlights.

to capture the mood, you might choose to underexpose the photograph.

learning how to underexpose correctly takes practice.

many beginners tend to underexpose their images without realizing it.