Reptile One
Photo Competition
Sssseriously snappy reptiles!
The inaugural S.H.A.R.P competition


Scales and Tails Australia and sponsor, Reptile One, are proud to launch the inaugural SHARP competition (Scales and Tails Australia, Honours Amphibian and Reptile Photography)! We are so privileged in our industry, because we get to see and showcase some of Australia’s most spectacular reptile imagery. Month after month we have the tough job of having to decide which images make it into our magazine, and boy is it a tough gig! These amazing photographs were the inspiration behind SHARP and our opportunity to offer to our readers a platform in which to exhibit their much-loved image

Scales and Tails Australia magazine prides itself as being ‘the people’s magazine’, written by the people – for the people. Now, with your help, we will show the world what amazing animals belong to the amphibian and reptile worlds. SHARP is open to professionals and amateur photographers. Entries will be judged on visual impact and skill, but professional expertise is not a necessity (see our photography tips for a helping hand).

Death Adder
(Acanthophis antarcticus)
by Barry Keipe.

Entry into the competition is free, and you can enter as many times as you like! Please send all entries to joy@scalesandtails,com.au RE: SHARP competition. Don’t forget to include your full name, telephone number, caption and brief description of how you came to take your photograph/s. All entries must be at least 22cm wide and 300dpi. We may need to publish your entry also! So when submitting your images to this competition, you must agree to provide Scales and Tails Australia with the right to publish your image, while the image/s remain your property, we reserve the right to publish it/them in future issues of the magazine (This includes use on the Scales and Tails Australia website and other promotional activities.) Full credits will be attributed to your image/s at the time of publication. For full terms and conditions please email the above.

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