JUNE WINNER

Ian Scotland from Crawley Down, West Sussex, is this month’s winner with this dramatic action shot of a rodeo rider, taken at the Tillamook Annual Rodeo in Oregon, USA.

Ian wins a week’s self-catering holiday for four in an Autograph Lodge with Hoseasons. He will also win a 12in x 16in print from Metro Imaging.

JULY COMPETITION

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• June winner and first set of July nominees

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• Final June nominees

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• Third set of June nominees

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• Second set of June nominees

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• First set of June nominees

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• The best of May's entries

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• The best of April's entries

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• The best of March's entries

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• February's best smugshots

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The prize for the July competition is a Leica D-Lux 4 Safari compact camera, worth £765. The new Safari Green version of the D-Lux 4, with come out in August. For more information about Leica cameras visit www.leica-camera.co.uk. Read the prize details in full and competition terms and conditions.

To enter the July competition, send your best shot as a Jpeg e-mail attachment along with your name, address and telephone number to travelpictures@thetimes.co.uk.

If you have entered before send us a different picture. Clearly state the location of the photograph and include a short description.

Only one entry per person each month. Entrants who send more than one picture will be disqualified.

PREVIOUS WINNERS

May

Kerry Grainger from St Andrews, Scotland, was the winner with her photo taken on a balloon ride in Egypt. Kerry won a first-class Eurostar trip to Paris with Railbookers and a 12in x 16in print from Metro Imaging.

April

Michael Gibson from Balham, South London, is the winner of this month's competition with an enchanting image of alpaca grazing on the Altiplano in Peru in March (picture 1 in the april gallery).

“We were driving between Arequipa and the Colca Canyon when we came across this herd of alpaca grazing by a lagoon at 3,500m (11,500ft). The water was motionless and gave great reflections of the clear Andean sky.”

March

Emma Boa from Edinburgh was the winner in March her startling image taken at the Ellora caves in Maharashtra (picture one in the best of March gallery).

“We were wandering around a dimly lit cave, with the sun pouring in through the crumbling door frame, when a group of schoolchildren swathed in white and orange broke up the light.

“The hazy daylight and dark interior of the cave, and the small, shrouded figures in the doorway, give this image an eerie, otherworldly quality.”

Congratulations, Emma, you win two return flights to Stockholm with SAS and a 12in x 16in print from Metro Imaging.

February

Frederico Colarejo, 30, from Portugal, was February's winner with his photo of the Pink City Market in Jaipur, Rajasthan. “I took it last month while on a trip to India to celebrate my 30th birthday. It was the end of the day, so the light was pretty amazing.

"While I was walking in the market I saw this kid selling textiles and the black horse at the back caught my attention. I like the image because of its composition, colours, the mysterious horse and the kid smiling, unaware of my presence. “I work in a health-food shop in Bristol and do photography in my spare time. I still don't have my own web page, but I'm working on it.”

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