Join hosts Jim and Fred in this energetic episode of The FotoBug. They kick-off by announcing their move to YouTube, where they will share most of their video content, inviting new subscribers and expressing gratitude to existing ones. The transition allows for more interactive and engaging content. The focal point of this episode is the much-discussed solar eclipse. Not only do they discuss phenomenon's, but they also delve into the thrilling world of photography, tackling hot-button issues such as the flap involving UK-based Tempest Photography. Take an auditory trip with them as they relive their enthralling visit to the Circle B Bar Reserve, detailing their unique experiences, wildlife encounters, and unusual weather phenomena. Don't miss their exciting tale which serves as a crucial lesson for travelling photographers to always keep track of their gear. The spotlight then shines on the GearEye, an innovative device to help locate misplaced items. Originating as a Kickstarter project, they track its progression through hurdles and setbacks to become a functional and highly valuable tool. Detailed information about this product, including cost, discount, and packaging, is shared. Whether you are a frequent traveler, a photographer, or someone who treasures personal belongings, the GearEye provides peace of mind. Stay tuned for an exclusive interview with Julia, the CEO of GearEye, in the coming weeks. Get ready to learn more about this invaluable device and be sure to leave your queries and remarks in anticipation of the forthcoming session.