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by Paul Hicks (Photographer), Tom Sullam (Photographer)
The side-splitting collection of hilarious photos of our beloved furry (and not-so-furry) friends--the perfect gift for the pet lovers in your life!
From the creators of the bestselling Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards books comes an irresistible new collection celebrating the funniest pets on the planet.
When the Comedy Pet Photography Awards invited photographers around the world to submit their most comical pet photos, thousands of entries poured in. Now, founders Paul Joynson-Hicks and Tom Sullam have gathered the best of the best--plus some never-before-seen images--into one joyful, laugh-out-loud book.
From chauffeur dogs to smoking alpacas, fashion-model cats to photobombing horses, this charming collection captures pets at their most ridiculous, lovable, and downright entertaining. A heartwarming celebration of the animals who make our lives brighter, this is the perfect gift for pet lovers of every species.
Author Biography
Paul Joynson-Hicks is an award-winning wildlife photographer based in Arusha, Tanzania. After beginning his career in London's financial services sector, he traded the corporate world for a life behind the lens, dedicating himself to capturing Africa's extraordinary wildlife and landscapes. Paul was awarded an MBE for his extensive charitable work in Tanzania, where he has spent decades supporting local communities and conservation initiatives. His photography has been featured internationally, celebrated for its humor, authenticity, and deep respect for the natural world.
Tom Sullam is a professional photographer whose work spans fine art, wildlife, and documentary photography. After starting his career in the financial industry, Tom followed his passion and made the leap into full-time photography--a decision that led him to win both the prestigious Fuji Photographer of the Year Award and the One Vision Prize. His work is recognized for its creativity, technical excellence, and playful approach to storytelling through imagery.
