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Frozen water droplets on a spider's web, extract from an image by Andy Luck

2017 Salutes To Conservationists Tony Whitten and David Shepherd

Live Oaks at the Oak Alley Plantation, Louisiana, USA

In Praise of Trees for National Arbor Day

Andy Luck, photographer, writer and film-maker at work testing a Sigma Dp2 for one of his fine technical review articles.

A Salute To Wildlife Conservation Photographer and Film-maker, Andy Luck

Migratory birds such as this Osprey by Andy Luck, are at risk from illegal hunting in the Mediterranean region. Image and copyright Andy Luck

New Task Force Set to Stop Illegal Killing, Taking and Trade of Migratory Birds

Castlerigg Stone Circle at half past ten on a winter's night. 30 sec exposure at f/8, ISO 200

Photography Project: The Lake District At Night

Sony Alpha A77 MkII promises hike in performance for wildlife and sports photographers – Andy Luck’s review of Sony’s latest SLT (Single-Lens Translucent) camera in September issue 196 of outdoor Photography Magazine.

While the Compact System Camera (CSC), is not yet perfect, neither is the DSLR quite dead – yet. Meanwhile enthusiast wildlife photographers never had it so good, but is the real magic still to come, could there really be a union of the optical and electronic viewfinder just around the corner?

15 Frames Per Second with full auto focus from Samsung’s very impressive new APSC NX1- the best mirror less camera for wildlife so far?

Big manufacturers continue to support high speed APSC DSLR cameras for sports and wildlife

Small cameras with big sensors just get better and better – a review of the Panasonic LX100 for the April issue of Outdoor Photography Magazine by Andy Luck