In this episode Gerry shares some of his favorite mobile apps for safaris, expeditions, photography and travel.

They are:

1. TripIt Pro – Travel booking organizer
2. Polarsteps – Travel journal with mapping
3. Airalo – eSIM data provider
4. Lightroom Mobile – Mobile photo editor
5. Snapseed – Quick photo editing
6. Premiere iPhone – Mobile video editor
7. Project Indigo – Adobe raw camera app
8. Halide – Manual camera control
9. Spectre – Long-exposure photography
10. Merlin Birds – Bird ID by sound
11. Roberts – East Africa bird guide
12. East Africa – Regional bird guide
13. Seek by iNaturalist – AI wildlife identifier
14. Star Walk 2 – Sky identification
15. Skyview – AR sky viewer

Good luck and happy shooting!

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In this episode Gerry share some thoughts on his recent photo tour to Brazil's Pantanal.

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In this episode Gerry shares some thoughts about Imagen AI, the AI editing software that promises to make your culling and workflow a whole lot easier.

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In this episode Gerry shares a unique sighting that he recently shared with our guests in Svalbard as well as some other thoughtS from his recent Arctic expedition.

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From squirrels and potholes to hadedas and the African bush, Temba Robin has made a name for himself by finding humour in the everyday. But behind the jokes is a storyteller with a deep love for wild spaces and a gift for helping people see nature in a new light.

In this episode, Gabby goes beyond the laughs to talk about Temba’s journey, what inspires his creativity, and how comedy can be used to spark real conversations about conservation. It’s thoughtful, funny, and packed with those “only-in-Africa” stories that make you smile while you think a little deeper.

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In this episode Danny and Matt share a quick update from the banks of the Mara and the amazing Enkishui Safari Camp!

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In this episode, Gerry shares a quick update from Longyearbyen as he is about to start our wonderful Svalbard Arctic for expedition.

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In this deeply personal and heartwarming episode of the Wild Eye Podcast, Gabby sits down with her 82-year-old grandfather, Terry Ashmore, a lifelong bird lover, wildlife photographer, mineralogist and chemist, with decades of stories to share. From early birding in the UK with second-hand binoculars to walking the first Kruger wilderness trails in the 1970s, Terry reflects on the magic of slowing down, watching nature with care, and living with curiosity.

He shares memories of rare bird sightings, close calls on foot, the joys of handwritten field guides, and his thoughtful, minimalist approach to photography.

With humour, wisdom, and passion, this episode is a rare glimpse into a quieter, more intentional way of experiencing the wild, and a touching reminder of the stories that deserve to be passed down

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Many wildlife photographers get so caught up chasing the perfect shot that they miss the very emotion that drew them to nature in the first place.

In this episode, Gerry explores the psychology of awe - that profound feeling of being dwarfed by something magnificent - and how the technical pursuit of photography can actually block this transformative experience.

From the pressure of social media validation to the "Walter Mitty moment" of choosing presence over documentation, Gerry examines when putting the camera down might capture something far more valuable than any photograph ever could.

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In this episode, Gabby has a very insightful chat with Dr Debbie English, a companion animal vet whose journey has led her into some unforgettable moments in wildlife.

From chaotic bush rescues to pangolin care, Debbie shares the stories, challenges, and laughs that make conservation medicine so unique. She also reflects on the moments that keep her inspired and the legacy she hopes her work will leave behind.

This episode is full of heart, wild tales, and the kind of passion that reminds us why protecting our planet’s animals matters. 

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