Is ImageInfo returning any error messages or state? I am specifically wondering what the path in the line $info = ImageInfo("$Directory_Path\\$eachImage"); does.

Also, how have you tried to debug this? Have you printed the value of $eachImage within the loop? Do you make it past the next? Do you receive any output, errors, or other information -- But I am not able to read the image Meta information. is very similar to "it doesn't work", which is almost useless from a debugging or assistance point of view.

Update: this is an example of what an error looks like from ImageInfo: 

perl -MImage::ExifTool=ImageInfo -MData::Dumper -e "$x=ImageInfo('frob
+nitz.jpg'); warn Dumper($x)"
$VAR1 = {
          'Error' => 'Error opening file',
          'Directory' => '.',
          'FileName' => 'frobnitz.jpg',
          'ExifToolVersion' => '9.27'
        };

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