World’s funniest wildlife photography contest celebrates 10 years of hilarity with epic new immersive exhibition
To celebrate a decade of Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards, a new immersive experience shares the funniest wildlife photographs within dedicated environments The post World’s funniest wildlife photography contest celebrates 10 years of hilarity with epic new immersive exhibition appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with an immersive exhibition at FRAMELESS, London's largest permanent immersive art experience. The exhibition, opening on September 12th, will showcase ten years of the most humorous wildlife photography, presented at full scale within the habitats where they were captured.
A total of 91 of the competition's funniest photographs will be displayed in FRAMELESS' Blank Canvas Gallery, each placed within one of seven habitats and accompanied by spatial sound that shifts throughout the gallery. Visitors will have the opportunity to enter a 15-minute long experience with some of the planet's most peculiar creatures, from surprised seals and sassy penguins to dancing monkeys and ninja prairie dogs.
The exhibition aims to provide visitors with a deeper appreciation for the lighter side of life in habitats often remote from our own. Ryan 'Woody' Atwood, Creative Director of FRAMELESS, emphasizes the precision involved in nature photography and highlights how the immersive storytelling enhances the appreciation for the art form and the natural world.
Tom Sullam, Co-founder of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards, is thrilled to showcase the best entries from the competition's extensive collection at FRAMELESS, believing that the exhibition will create a positive and uplifting experience for all visitors. The exhibition runs from September 12th to January 2027 and is included in all standard FRAMELESS tickets, making it accessible and suitable for all ages.
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