MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET CITIES How to use the image library The image library is a public service containing some 2 000 photos of people and places across South Africa. The images are available in low resolution (50KB to 200KB in size) and in high, print-ready resolution (1MB to over 10MB in size) free of any charge. To access the image library and begin downloading images, you first have to register with the site. Registration is quick and easy, and allows you to immediately log in no waiting for confirmation emails required. Once you have logged in, you can browse the thumbnails of the photos. To see a larger, low-resolution version of the photo, click on the thumbnail. Do download the high-resolution version, right-click on "Download high-res image" below the thumbnail and select "Save target as" ("Save link as" in Firefox) to copy the photo onto your computer. If you republish the photos on the web or in print you are obliged to credit both the photographer and. On the web, this credit must include a link to. See the terms and conditions of using the image library below. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 1
image library Terms and conditions of use All photographs in the image library may be downloaded and republished free of charge in print publications - newspapers, magazines, books and the like - and on internet sites, subject to the following conditions: 1. The person who downloads the photographs (defined as The User) is a legitimate member of a media organisation. 2. The User has registered their details with using the registration page. 3. In all cases, credit for the photograph must be given to both the photographer and the copyright owner, as indicated in the photograph caption. In most cases the copyright owner will be. This credit must appear alongside the image in both print and online publications, and must include a hyperlink to. 4. Where the photographer s name is not provided by the image library, it may be omitted. Credit for the photograph would in this case simply be or other relevant copyright owner. 5. photographs may not be used for any commercial, promotional, advertising or merchandising use, and may not be sold. 6. The photographs may not be materially altered. They may be cropped, provided that their editorial integrity is not compromised, but shall not, under any circumstances, otherwise be rotated, altered, changed or tampered with, either manually or electronically, without the express written permission of. 7. In order to make use of this service free of charge, you must: 7.1 Acknowledge that all copyright in the photographs rests in (or the copyright owner specified under the image details) and is never sold or assigned. 7.2 Acknowledge that, provided use of the photographs is fully in accordance with this agreement, you may make unlimited free use of any and all photographs accessible from. You must further agree that your rights under this agreement may not be transferred in any form to a third party. 7.3 Acknowledge (or any copyright owner other than ) as the copyright owner and source of the photograph in a clearly legible manner alongside each photograph. 7.4 Acknowledge that photographs may not be used for any promotional, advertising or merchandising use. 7.5 Acknowledge that the photographs may not be materially altered, not may their editorial integrity be compromised. 7.6 Agree that 650 Euros/ 500.00/US$1 000.00 is a reasonable penalty, payable by you to (or any copyright owner other than ) in lieu of damages, for each use of a photograph not in accordance with or permitted by this agreement. You must further agree to make payment of each penalty on demand by. If you have additional queries about the image library, email Mary Alexander at marya@mediaclubsouthafrica.com. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 2
image library Cities 1 A view of the city centre from the Newtown onramp to the M1 highway, with the Brickfields housing project in the foreground. M ediaclubsouthafrica.com A view of the city centre from the Newtown onramp to the M1 highway, with the Brickfields housing project in the foreground. Newtown and the city centre, with the Diamond Building draped in advertising for a mobile phone operator. "Jozi" is a local word for "Johannesburg". The Brickfields housing project in Newtown. Newtown and the city centre, with the Diamond Building draped in advertising for a mobile phone operator. "Jozi" is a local word for "Johannesburg". The Brickfields housing project is in the foreground. Newtown and the city centre, with the Diamond Building draped in advertising for a mobile phone operator. "Jozi" is a local word for "Johannesburg". The Brickfields housing project is in the foreground. Newtown and the city centre, with the Brickfields housing project in the foreground. Traders and minibus taxis in Bree Street in the city centre. The Nelson Mandela Bridge crosses the Johannesburg Station shunting yards, linking the business districts of Braamfontein and Newtown. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 3
image library Cities 2 The city centre skyline, with the Noord Street minibus taxi rank in the foreground. The city centre s financial district. A view of the city centre skyline at sunset from the rooftop of the Oribi Hotel in Troyeville. A view of the city centre skyline at sunset from the rooftop of the Oribi Hotel in Troyeville. A view of the city centre skyline at sunset from the rooftop of the Oribi Hotel in Troyeville. A view of the city centre skyline at sunset from the rooftop of the Oribi Hotel in Troyeville. A view of the city centre skyline at sunset from the rooftop of the Oribi Hotel in Troyeville. Minibus taxis jam Klein Street in the city centre. Minibus taxis jam Klein Street in the city centre. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 4
image library Cities 3 The city centre skyline viewed from Braamfontein. The Braamfontein skyline viewed across the Johannesburg Station shunting yards. The Nelson Mandela Bridge is in the foreground. The Braamfontein skyline viewed across the Johannesburg Station shunting yards. The Nelson Mandela Bridge is in the foreground. Billboard on the motorway advertising an exhibition by internationally acclaimed conceptual artist Willem Boshoff. Sculpture on the doorway of a building in the city centre. Photo: Mary Alexander, The central library and library gardens in the city centre. Photo: Mary Alexander, The swimming pool of a luxury apartment in the city centre. Photo: Mary Alexander, A view of the Brixton Tower from the suburb of Brixton. Photo: Emily Visser, province: The suburb of Sea Point, with Lion s Head mountain peak in the background. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 5
image library Cities 4 province: Facing onto some of the city s best beaches, Clifton is one of Cape Town s most affluent suburbs. province: Facing onto some of the city s best beaches, Clifton is one of Cape Town s most affluent suburbs. province: Bantry Bay. province: Amos Sibanda, a car guard in Camps Bay. province: A view of the city bowl and Signal Hill at night. province: A man walks past a sculpture in front of the Civic Centre, the seat of the city's administration. province: People on their way to work in the morning, up Strand Street, one of the city's major roads. province: Statue of an angel. province: The Cape Town International Convention Centre and Western Grand Hotel in the city centre. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 6
image library Cities 5 province: The newly constructed downtown business district. province: The city centre, with Table Mountain behind it. province: The Cape Town International Convention Centre, in the heart of the commercial district. province: The Cape Town International Convention Centre, in the heart of the commercial district. province: A sculpture of sharks in the inner city. province: A German film production in Long Street. province: A German film production in Long Street. province: A view of the city bowl, with Signal Hill on the right, from the top of Table Mountain. Photo: Mary Alexander, province: Adderley Street, one of the city's major roads. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 7
image library Cities 6 province: The city centre. province: People on their way to work in the morning, up Strand Street, one of the city's major roads. province: People on their way to work in the morning, up Strand Street, one of the city's major roads. province: The morning walk to work along Strand Street, one of the city's major roads. province: Statue of Portuguese sea explorer Bartholomew Dias, in Adderley Street in the city centre. Dias and his crew were the first Europeans to round the Cape. Hotels line the North Beach shoreline. The city centre. The Royal Yacht Club, with hotels in the background. The city centre. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 8
image library Cities 7 The city centre. the Durban International Convention Centre Arena. A mural in the city centre. South Beach. The Hilton Hotel and city skyline. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, The Hilton Hotel and city skyline. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, The city skyline. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, The city skyline. Photo: Hannelie Coetzee, province: The Fourth Court of Bloemfontein. The city is the judicial capital of South Africa, and home to the country's Supreme Court of Appeal. South Africa has three capital cities; the other two are Cape Town (legislative) and Pretoria (administrative). MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 9
image library Cities 8 province: The Lochlogan Shopping Centre and waterfront in the city centre. province: The Lochlogan Shopping Centre and waterfront in the city centre. province: A view of the city from Naval Hill. Lying close to the city centre, Naval Hill offers a game reserve stocked with giraffe, zebra and other wildlife, the Lamont Hussey Observatory, now converted into a theatre, and panoramic views of Bloemfontein. province: A view of the city from Naval Hill. province: A view of the city from Naval Hill. province: Road signage on Nelson Mandela Drive, the main road through Bloemfontein. Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape province: A couple walk down historical Donkin Street. Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape province: The harbour area. Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape province: The harbour area. MEDIACLUBSOUTHAFRICA.COM IMAGE LIBRARY CONTACT SHEET - CITIES 10