Sunshine in Rochester: An Easter Photo Tour
By ArianDavidPhotography OK, I admit it. As optimistic as I am about urban rebirth, sometimes I get down about my
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Pics on the Rails
By ArianDavidPhotography Have you ever been on public transportation and seen a little kid, maybe 4-6 years old watch out
Glen Edith Coffee Roasters: Work, Relax, Repeat.
Continuing my series featuring Rochester Area coffee bars, I made a stop at one of my favorite local establishments, Glen
Shining a Bright Light on Schenectady: An Interview With Talia Cass
By ArianDavidPhotography When I visit and tour cities, a lot of what I see and experience is organic and unplanned.
Fall In Love With Corn Hill. Again.
By ArianDavidPhotography Last Friday, I biked through Rochester’s Corn Hill neighborhood. Once a gorgeous thriving haven for Rochester’s wealthy residents,
Coffee and Passion: Joe Bean Coffee Roasters
By ArianDavidPhotography In today’s world, inspiration often doesn’t come from the office or the home. Creative breakthroughs, meetings, collaborative conversations
The Little Things: Grove Place
By ArianDavidPhotography We photographers are always looking for places to shoot, whether it be for a senior portrait session, a
Hudson New York: Charm Re-Imagined
By ArianDavidPhotography I paid for my hot cup of coffee and walked through the cafe car seating area. I spotted
Finding Balance with “Local Pride”
The Urban Phoenix is brought to you by ArianDavidPhotography My small cities blog tour has not only given me a
Six Reasons I Ride Amtrak
By ArianDavidPhotography.com For the record, this is an unsolicited post. I believe train travel fits in with my mission of
Rome New York: Welcome Home
Preface On January 13th, 2015 I clicked “Publish” on my first small cities blog post featuring my visit to Utica
Lessons from a Sunflower
By Arian Horbovetz ArianDavidPhotography.com The best part of photography is when an image shapes or changes our perspective. Often it’s
Tenacious Troy: A Rebirth in Totality
PREFACE At least one person at each stop along my “Upstate New York Small Cities Blog Tour” asked me the