Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
Meet The Pro Episode 6 with Trai Anfield. In this episode, Trai shares stories behind some of her most memorable photographs, including captivating images of jaguars, brown bears, and baby gorillas, while also discussing her journey from the BBC to leading ethical photography safaris around the globe.
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Insta: instagram.com/trai_anfield_photographysafari
Facebook: facebook.com/TraiAnfieldPhotographySafaris
Gorilla Doctors: gorilladoctors.org
Guest image: Fade by J Gregory Sherman
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Join host Toby Jermyn on Episode 6 of the Pangolin Podcast as he interviews renowned wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and conservationist Trai Anfield. Discover her passion for conservation and the innovative techniques she uses to capture the beauty of the natural world. Watch or listen to learn about her experiences in places like Svalbard, the Pantanal, and Rwanda, and why she is dedicated to promoting responsible tourism and supporting various conservation projects. Don't miss this fascinating conversation filled with breathtaking wildlife photography and essential conservation insights.
The Pangolin Podcast was produced and edited by Bella Falk: passportandpixels.com
Timeline:
00:00 Met the Pro Trai Anfield
04:32 Image 1: Jaguar in Pantanal
10:40 Image 2: Brown Bear
18:49 Image 3: Gorilla
26:57 Image 4: Lion
30:22 Image 5: Sting Rays by J Gregory Sherman
Join us on Safari link.pangolinphoto.com/YTsafari
The Pangolin Podcast was produced and edited by Bella Falk: passportandpixels.com
We are Pangolin Wildlife Photography, based in the Chobe, Northern Botswana. When we are not making videos for our channel, we host our guests and clients from all over the world on our Wildlife Photography safaris throughout Botswana and the rest of Africa—and sometimes beyond!
#wildlifephotography #naturephotography #podcast
Meet The Pro Episode 6 with Trai Anfield. In this episode, Trai shares stories behind some of her most memorable photographs, including captivating images of jaguars, brown bears, and baby gorillas, while also discussing her journey from the BBC to leading ethical photography safaris around the globe.
Never miss another video or tutorial. Sign up here: link.pangolinphoto.com/YTcommunity
Visit Trai's website: trai-anfield-photography.com
Insta: instagram.com/trai_anfield_photographysafari
Facebook: facebook.com/TraiAnfieldPhotographySafaris
Gorilla Doctors: gorilladoctors.org
Guest image: Fade by J Gregory Sherman
jgregoryphotos.com
instagram.com/corone138
Join us on Safari link.pangolinphoto.com/YTsafari
Join host Toby Jermyn on Episode 6 of the Pangolin Podcast as he interviews renowned wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and conservationist Trai Anfield. Discover her passion for conservation and the innovative techniques she uses to capture the beauty of the natural world. Watch or listen to learn about her experiences in places like Svalbard, the Pantanal, and Rwanda, and why she is dedicated to promoting responsible tourism and supporting various conservation projects. Don't miss this fascinating conversation filled with breathtaking wildlife photography and essential conservation insights.
The Pangolin Podcast was produced and edited by Bella Falk: passportandpixels.com
Timeline:
00:00 Met the Pro Trai Anfield
04:32 Image 1: Jaguar in Pantanal
10:40 Image 2: Brown Bear
18:49 Image 3: Gorilla
26:57 Image 4: Lion
30:22 Image 5: Sting Rays by J Gregory Sherman
Join us on Safari link.pangolinphoto.com/YTsafari
The Pangolin Podcast was produced and edited by Bella Falk: passportandpixels.com
We are Pangolin Wildlife Photography, based in the Chobe, Northern Botswana. When we are not making videos for our channel, we host our guests and clients from all over the world on our Wildlife Photography safaris throughout Botswana and the rest of Africa—and sometimes beyond!
#wildlifephotography #naturephotography #podcast
