FUJIFILM House of Photography is excited to announce a new photographic exhibition in partnership with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which will focus on the conservation efforts of ZSL and the beauty of the animals that its work benefits. The exhibition will be held at the FUJIFILM House of Photography from 15th May to 28th June.
Featuring a range of stunning imagery printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Paper Maxima by Digitalab, the exhibition will provide a unique perspective on the important work of ZSL and the role of photography in capturing the beauty of the natural world. Visitors will be able to see up close the incredible diversity of species that ZSL works to protect, and gain insight into the complex conservation challenges facing these animals both in the UK and around the world.
The breadth and variety of images span from tiny hazel dormice undergoing expert health checks, to Hope the baby pangolin rescued from poachers. The collection explores the uplifting stories of ZSL’s work protecting species, restoring ecosystems, helping people and wildlife live better together, and aims to leave visitors inspired to get involved.
In addition to the exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to take their own photographs in front of a selfie backdrop. There will also be FUJIFILM Easy Print kiosks on site, allowing customers to print off their own images in high quality to take home. As part of Fujfilm’s wider partnership with ZSL, Easy Print kiosks will be situated throughout London Zoo, allowing visitors to take home their memories from their visit.
“We are delighted to partner with ZSL to host this exciting photographic exhibition at the FUJIFILM House of Photography, and launch our Easy Print kiosks throughout London Zoo to enhance visitors experience and remind people of the joy from printing your photos.” – Theo Georghiades General Manager FUJIFILM Imaging Solutions.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with FUJIFILM House of Photography to showcase the incredible wildlife we work to protect. This exhibition provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the lives of these animals and appreciate the huge undertaking of work that goes into their conservation and protection.” – Emma Edwards, Head of Comms and Content, ZSL
The exhibition is free to attend and open to all. To find out more, visit the FUJIFILM House of Photography website or the ZSL website. Donations to support the conservation work of ZSL are encouraged.
