How to uninstall iPhoto 6

Dear Forum,
How do I uninstall iPhoto 6.0.6? I can't find a Add/Remove application or an uninstall program.
Thanks,
Steve

Steve
New to the mac?
Just drag it to the trash. Empty the trash. End of story.
Are you doing this to update? If so, it's not necessary.
Regards
TD

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