The graduation thesis called HDR photography represents a new technique which has an aim to achieve the biggest photoreality of the certain scenes from everyday life. The technique of recording itself is quite complicated for the beginners and to tell the truth it is stilli in the phase of development. The thesis is conceived in a way to explain systematically each segment of producing an HDR photography by using hystorical data about the beginning and development of the technique and with explanations about functioning of the human eye and the way of recording the light stimulus on different media. All these data are encircled with practice examples and worked out thoroughly in several softwares for creating HDR photographies. A new technology of recording the scenes „from nature“ is represented as the theory and the practice examples of differences between conventional and HDR photography are given with the aim of observing advantages and disadvantages of the new achievements in the world of photography. You will notice that the technique developed but this development is not followed with the development of display systems like monitors and prints. In order to experience technique in live and not just to measure it in numbers (the number of bits and shades of middle colours) we use the technique of accentuating and adjusting the HDR photographies to today’s exit units. The consequence is the confusing situation where all examples of made photographies are in reality HDR-s turned into ordinary photographies since they cannot be shown differently. This technique should be recognized as the future of photography but it also requires patience becuse the technique itself and display systems have to be developed further in everyday life.