Photo Competition

Win a £50 Snapfish Gift Certificate

Get creative with your photos with £50 to spend at Snapfish. Create beautiful personalised gifts for your friends and family, from photobooks to mugs and mousemats, turn your photos into lasting memories with Snapfish. Snapfish offers free unlimited storage and high quality prints of your digital photos, along with a wide range of unique photo gifts.

This month's featured gallery, sponsored by Snapfish, has a 'Autumn' theme, with the best photo winning a £50 voucher to spend at Snapfish. To enter this competition, simply upload your image using the 'featured' gallery category and add a few words about the image. All accepted entries will be added to the featured competition gallery.

Please ensure you choose the category 'featured' when submitting your images for the photography competition.

Terms and Conditions

Please ensure that the image you upload is actually your own. If you would like your image removed or feel that an image or profile is offensive in any way, please email the gallery moderator: mysnaps@uk.tiscali.com

Images should be Jpg or Gif format and no smaller than 640x480 pixels.

The prize draw is open to all UK residents aged 18 or over except for employees of Tiscali and of agency associated with this prize draw and family members of those persons. Entry is free.

All entries must be received by midnight 31 October 2009(UK time) and the draw will take place the following day. Winners will be formally notified within 21 days of the draw date.

The prize is as described and no alternative prize is available.

Tiscali's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

Tiscali reserves the right to extend the prize draw for as long as necessary in order to get the required sample of survey respondants. No entry can be accepted if all details are not provided.

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Photo Competition