"Halloween Fun" is Theme for MailPix $500 Photo Contest

MailPix.com, the newest online photo-printing site, announced "Halloween Fun" is the topic of its monthly photo contest conducted on its Facebook page, beginning Oct. 15.

2012-10-16

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA, October 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) MailPix.com, the newest online photo-printing site, announced "Halloween Fun" is the topic of its monthly photo contest conducted on its Facebook page, beginning Oct. 15. The MailPix Facebook community will determine three finalists, with the winner chosen by MailPix receiving $500.

"Halloween has become on of the most popular picture-taking opportunities of the year," says Fred H. Lerner, president and CEO, MailPix Inc. "We want to encourage parents and kids to go all out with their colorful costumes, and then preserve those memories forever with prints, photo books, photo gifts, canvas prints and more."

Lerner also announced Sapan Shah, Torrance, Calif., is the winner of $500 in MailPix products in its first contest, "Back to School." Shah's winning photo can be seen on the MailPix Facebook page and on the MailPix blog.

Visit the MailPix blog for five Halloween photo tips.

Founded in 2012, MailPix.com is the pre-eminent site for preserving photo memories as photo books, prints, cards, enlargements and other tangible products. The goal of MailPix is to keep costs low and pass savings along to consumers. Founder and CEO Fred H. Lerner has had a long career introducing thousands of people to the importance of "Turning Images into Memories."

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