The Wild Eye Podcast is hosted by Gerry van der Walt and the Wild Eye team and will include discussions, interviews, Q&As and various different and unique approaches to wildlife photography, specialist guiding, travel and the wild places of the world. Join our online platforms and allow us to change the way you see the world!
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 371 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & TravelEducation |
In this episode Gerry looks at the social structures of some of the African carnivores you might see on your next safari. This includes, lions, hyena, leopard and wild dog.
In this episode Gerry shares some thoughts on delayed gratification in nature photography and how it can help you to stay in the moment while you're out in the field.
In this episode Gerry has a conversation with Daniel Greyvenstein who is the newest member of the Wild Eye guiding team. more
In this episode Gerry shares some thoughts on using your iPhone as a dedicated camera on your next nature photography trip.
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I was introduced to this show in November and I’ve binge-listened to over 200 episodes since then. I’ve found tips in the episodes that have improved my photography and my Lightroom already - and the travel stories aren’t helping my wanderlust. I’ve planned about 10 years worth of wildlife travel after hearing some of these podcasts and at some point I am going to have to travel with the Wild Eye crew.
This is the best way to sharpen your photography skills and you will enjoy all the laughs as well more
This is one of my favourite podcasts, and is hands down my favourite podcast related to photography. Well done Gerry, love your philosophy and attitude. I’m pretty new to wildlife photography and am very inspired by you and your awesome team. more
The series covers all aspects of the day to day goings in wildlife photography whilst maintaining a refreshing level of authenticity. Keep it up!
Gerry giving this podcast has been a huge driving force behind my photography. I haven’t had the honour of photographing wildlife yet but it is my dream to do the Masai Mara river crossings with Gerry and Wild Eye.
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