Upgrading to iPhoto 6 - still possible?

Hi
I have a Mac Mini 1.13ghz running 10.4.11. I use it purely for storing my music and photos, and syncing them to Apple TV and my iPhone.
I wish to use Snapfish by HP to share my photos online, and they have an iPhoto Exporter available on their site at http://www.snapfish.com/iphotoexporter
The problem is it requires iPhoto 6 and I only have iPhoto 5. So I just want to upgrade to iPhoto 6. So my questions are:
1) Is this possible (just to upgrade iPhoto to v6)
2) Or do I have to buy iLife 06?
3) Can I upgrade via Apple or do I need to trawl eBay for a copy?
4) Was iLife 06 bundled with Leopard?
I don't really want to upgrade to a newer version of iLife (I don't think they'd run on this Mac with this OS anyway!). I don't need to spend any more money on a new mac eitherIf Leopard was bundled with iLife 06 then I may go for that, providing my little Mac can handle it!
Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Cheers
Mark

Is this possible (just to upgrade iPhoto to v6)
No.
Or do I have to buy iLife 06?
Yes.
Can I upgrade via Apple or do I need to trawl eBay for a copy?
Apple no longer sells iLife 06.
Was iLife 06 bundled with Leopard?
No.
I don't think they'd run on this Mac with this OS anyway!
iLife 06 and 08 will run on your Mac and OS.
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