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Otaki through the Lens

In Celebration of World Photography Day on 19th August 2014, I've put together a selection of my favorite snaps taken around Otaki. 

 Each time you visit Otaki you are greeted by totally beautiful scenes that it never ever disappoint. It’s a sunny and warm place to visit. It was this sense of beauty that I found so inspiring and made me stop and take a snap. What are you favourite photographs of Otaki? Do you have that perfect place for the best photograph? Share your secrets with us.



Otaki Beach Sunset

A day at Otaki River Mouth

Otaki Gorge

Farmlife

Swingbridge at Otaki Gorge

Otaki Township

Otaki Railway Station

Local Signs

Down on the Farm




World Photography Day is all about celebrating photography. Whether you see yourself as an Amateur, Hobbyist or Professional, August 19th is a day to embrace your love of photography.





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