Cam Clickman Wins "Photo of the Year" Just Weeks After Peacockgate

By Eve Ning

Senior Correspondent, The Bullderos Report

BULLDEROS STUDIOS — Weeks after the now-infamous Peacockgate Incident sent the internet into complete chaos, Bullderos Studios photographer Cam Clickman has officially been awarded Photo of the Year 2026 by the Academy of Cinematic Excellence.

The winning photograph?

One single peacock feather drifting peacefully through the evening sky moments after Miss Tick's unexpected landing.

Judges praised the image for its "extraordinary composition, emotional storytelling, and the remarkable ability to capture complete confusion in a single frame."

Cam accepted the award to a standing ovation before thanking his coworkers.

"I honestly thought I was filming Miss Tick. Then... there was a feather."

The audience laughed before giving him another round of applause.

Cam went on to recognize the countless hours that go into every production at Bullderos Studios.

"Great photography isn't just about pressing a button. It's about being ready when something unbelievable happens... even if nobody planned for it. The goal is to get the shot."

According to sources backstage, Antonio Bullderos immediately began telling everyone he "totally knew the feather would become symbolic," despite multiple witnesses confirming he had been looking for the snack table at the time.

Miss Tick issued a very short statement through her publicist.

"I continue to maintain that I landed gracefully."

The peacock who was unharmed during the incident, despite the loss of several feathers, has declined all interview requests.

As for Cam, he returned to work the following morning exactly as he always does—camera around his neck, quietly documenting whatever unbelievable event happens next inside Bullderos Studios.

After all...

You never know when another feather might fall.