Seeing the unseen

Legendary Te Kuiti is launching a photography competition, and winning entries will be printed onto large boards to dress up vacant shop windows.

The theme of the competition is The Unseen Te Kuiti.

“We wanted to keep the focus on our area and encourage participants to engage and connect with their surroundings and within their own community to find what they would consider as unseen and shine a light on it,” LTK Chairperson Andy Connors said.

His organisation advocates for Te Kūiti businesses.

“Unseen Te Kuiti can be interpreted in many ways, and we believe it will allow people space to express their story and relationship with Te Kuiti through their photography.”

The competition opens on Sunday is open to all ages and has two entry categories – 17 and under and open. It runs to the end of October and winners will be announced in late November.

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