I’m positive that you’ve visited a circus at least once when you were a kid. Back then, you probably didn’t’ realize that those animals are the main attractions in the circus and that people are coming to see them, and not the other performers. Artist Sam Wolfe Connelly though so too when he made this drawings so let’s check them out, shall we?
There are four drawings by Sam Wolfe Connelly, and each of these drawings represents one of the animals that we see in circus. We have a wolf, wild cat, badger or raccoon, I’m not really sure what it is, and a bear. Since all of this animals are the main attraction of a circus, Sam Wolfe Connelly thought that people are coming to see the animals, and not the human performers.

High dynamic range imaging (HDR) is a technique of making photos which considers combination of number of photos or computer rendering. This technique allows photographers to produce remarkable and colorful photos.
Steve Burns is a photographer who started to take his first photos 24 years ago. He bought his first digital camera in 2003. During his productive career as a photographer, he has took a plenty of quality photos. He is also active on Flickr where you can find some of his latest photos.
We are going to focus here on his work with HDR imaging and we have collected for you a dozen of his HDR photographs and we are pretty sure that you are going to enjoy while watching them.

Born in 1968 in Yokohama, Japan, Nobuyuki Taguchi first began his photography back in 1991, when he was studying Fine Art in Sculpture at University in London. After finishing his MA course in 1995, Nobuyuki soon developed a deep interest in Information Technology and he became an IT professional. In 1999 he started “Digital” photography and has been spending more time on his photography since. In 2007 he started publishing his Black and White Photography on the internet. In May 2009 Nobuyuki’s photography article “Eye for a difference” was published in “Amateur Photographer” magazine.