Photo Tales Competition Terms and Conditions

1) The competition is open to any participant adhering to the requirements as stipulated below.

2) Entries will only be considered legitimate once the required fields on the form are completed, and a high resolution image (minimum 1 MB) as well as an accompanying story (500 words maximum) with title has been uploaded.

3) Participants may enter multiple photos.

4) Competition winners will be determined by a panel of judges, as appointed by HPH Publishing.

5) Winners will be notified in due course by means of contact details provided on the competition entry form. Failure to receive a notification from HPH Publishing will imply that your submission(s) has/have not been selected.

6) By entering this competition you are granting HPH Publishing the right to reproduce your submitted image(s) and accompanying text in the Photo Tales book, including all future prints of this title.

7) HPH Publishing will also gain the right to use your submitted image(s) and accompanying text in a related blog, which will be used to promote the Photo Tales publication.

8) The copyright holder indicated on the competition entry form will be used to credit the images selected for publication. In the absence of a copyright holder, the name and surname provided on the entry form will be used.

9) HPH Publishing agrees to use your submitted image(s) and accompanying text exclusively for the purposes set out above, and will not publish your submitted material in any other form, nor will it be shared or distributed to another party.

10) Entries that have not been selected for the Photo Tales book will not be published or used in any form by HPH Publishing without prior permission, nor will it be shared or distributed to another party.

11) HPH Publishing gains the right to edit your submitted image(s) in accordance with print requirements and undertake to refrain from altering any details unnecessarily or out of context.

12) HPH Publishing gains the right to edit your submitted text as it sees fit, without requiring approval of the edited version and undertake to refrain from amending any details unnecessarily, out of context or in a derogatory fashion.

13) Participants agree to the reward for winning entries included in the Photo Tales book and blog as an amount of one to five printed Photo Tales books depending on the length of the story and the number of images used, with the final amount subject to the amount of entries selected. Participants can also choose to receive financial payment for the images instead of books.

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The Rift - Scar of Africa

I was unsure of buying this book because I have seen too many coffee table books that are almost generic in their content, with photographs that look so perfect as to be unremarkable and accompanying text that does really inform. The Rift - Scar of Africa is visually absolutely a feast of interesting, captivating photographs that you cannot just glance at. You can study them and get yourself lost. And the text is fantastic. "So much to read, so little time". I actually gave this book to my husband as a gift, and now I'm impatiently waiting my turn to enjoy it. You'll be doing yourself a great service by buying this book - it is SO informative and Shem's photographs just brilliant. I have one complaint though, but not about the book. Whoever packs and distributes need to pull up their socks. My book arrived loose in a box, with no protective packing material, and no "handle with care" stickers. The box was crushed and broken. For such a special, beautiful book, that also weighs a lot, I would have expected more careful packing. This, I felt, let HPH down, and should be addressed.

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Great book.

We have a few of the self-drive series and this book is just as good as all the rest. Lots of information. Well researched. Great photos. All in all a good book.

I've let Heinrich know the facts in the book are

I've let Heinrich know the facts in the book are not accurate regarding Nieuwoudtville's flower season

An Autobiography that Reads Like an Adventure Novel

I am about halfway finished with Greg du Toit's Wilderness Dreams, and I can't seem to get any work done for wanting to stop and read this book. It is so interesting, compelling, and funny! This man has had a lifetime of experience in the African bush, beginning when he was just a lad, and his description of his experiences working as a gofer in a walking safari trails camp are delightful, hysterical, and terrifying, all in one. I would recommend this book to any armchair adventurer who likes a fast-paced story as well as to folks who know Greg's work and can appreciate what it has taken to get him where he is today, a superb and acclaimed wildlife photographer.

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