Arian David, wedding
photographer from Rochester, New York, made a trip into Utica, New York,
visited a number of places, took some spectacular photos, and blogged about it.
Every so often, he takes his camera and goes off and shoots photos for his
artistic pleasure. David
decided to visit some
towns in Central New York and blog about them, and Utica happened to be one of these
towns.
My cousin shared the
story with me and gave me Arian David’s Blog site. What I found interesting is
that after the photographer blogged about Utica, and with the news coverage and
placing it on his Facebook page and his Twitter account, the photographer
mentioned that he had 25,000 hits whereas he had 20,000 visitors. That is so amazing! What was more amazing was that the people who saw his Blog and photos got
to see the beauty of some of Utica’s hidden treasures and attractions.
David visited the
Railroad Train Station and the Farmers Market that is held there, Utica
Roasting Company, Hotel Utica, Stanley Theater, Munson-Williams-Proctor Art
Institute, Matt Brewing Company and The Tailor and The Cook restaurant.
Since going back to visit
my relatives, I have seen and visited almost all of those places that David had
photographed. But some other personal favorites are the small cafes and
pastries, the tomato pie and the Memorial Parkway are also some of my favorites.
Now after reading the
Blog (http://ariandavidphtography.wordpress.com),
I have told my cousin that when I come in for my annual visit, I want to go
back and see all those places again.
Sometimes, real
treasures are in one’s own back yard.
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