Summer Pix

Sun, sea, sand and sheep: Here is a selection of the best entries to our Summer Pix competition in association with Harvey Norman

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Anything can be the subject of a good summer photograph. photograph: Alan Betson

Photography competition: Can you take the snap of the summer?

You could win a Panasonic Lumix GX800 Mirrorless camera in our Summer Pix 18 competition in association with Harvey Norman

Summer Pix 2018: Enter your photographs to win a camera

Summer Pix 2018: Enter your photographs to win a camera

Capture the moment of the summer and you could win a camera in our Summer Pix 18 competition in association with Harvey Norman

Advice from the experts

Advice from the experts

Summer Pix 2016

Drench, by Josephine Kane. This is a cropped version - to see the full photograph, please click on the gallery below

Making a splash: The worthy winner of our photography competition

Congratulations to Josephine Kane, who is the winner of the Summer Pix 16 competition in association with Harvey Norman for this photograph of her daughter

Henry Quinn took this on holidays in Waterville, Co Kerry. 'A magical moment shared by my wife and son, it makes me smile'

Summer Pix 16 Week 1

Little Green Cars at the Iveagh Gardens. Photo by Gerry Sugrue

Summer Pix 16 Week 3

Wild Atlantic Walk at Enniscrone, Co Sligo. Photograph by Derek Cawley

Summer Pix 16 - Week 2

Connemara cow, taken in Connemara in June. Photograph: Albert Fenton

Summer Pix 16 - Week 4

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