Join the Waparazzi
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Have you seen Vanessa Feltz down your local shop buying frozen chips? Or spotted Jude Law sauntering along Oxford Street? Or even bumped into Pete Doherty at your gym?
Well, if you spot a celebrity while you're out and about in the next few weeks you really should be reaching for your camera phone (or digital camera) because you could be a winner in our Waparazzi competition.
That's right, the Orange Waparazzi is back! We ran it for last year's Baftas and we're running it again this year. We want you to send us any celebrity photos you've snapped on your phone or digital camera. And they don't have to be recent ones either.
The best picture each week will be featured in The Daily Star newspaper and the weekly winners will receive tickets to the Waparazzi Photography Pen at this year's Orange British Academy Film Awards on 11 February 2007.
The pen is basically a prime spot next to the red carpet at the prestigious acting awards and from there the winners will be able to snap all the celebrities as they arrive.
Not only that, but they'll win a snazzy Samsung D900 camera phone to take their photos on and we'll show the best ones here on Orange.co.uk and also on Orange World our mobile internet portal. So what are you waiting for? Get your phone out - and make it snappy!
To enter just email your photo to us at this address waparazzi.enter@orange-ftgroup.com or click on the link waparazzi including the word BAFTA in the subject field and also a brief description of who's in the picture and where it's been taken.
If you're an Orange mobile phone customer you can send it to us by MMS on 87742. Please include the word BAFTA as a prefix to your picture and also a description of who's in the picture and where it's been taken.
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Win the Samsung D900
Part of the new Ultra Editions, the Samsung D900 packs the latest technology into the world’s slimmest slider. Underneath its sleek magnesium surface lies a 3 megapixel camera to ensure sharp photos and videos, whilst quad band means you can be reached nearly everywhere. Truly a technological masterpiece.