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Using Freelancers to Create a New Adventures of a GoodMan
Sometimes I feel like a grandpa: “Sonny, when I was your age we had to code our HTML in NOTEPAD! Dreamweaver shmeamweaver. By golly, we did it by hand.” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It’s true though. My …
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Posted in About, Highlights, My Favorites, Technology
Tagged Adventures of a GoodMan, Freelancer, Greg Goodman, HTML, Site Design, Technology, Wordpress
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Raw Footage of Riding the Rails in South San Francisco
As much as I love the beautiful drive, my favorite way of commuting between San Francisco and San Jose, California, is on CalTrain. Instead of fighting traffic or boredom, I can plop down in a nice comfy seat, take off my shoes, put my feat up and have some “me time.”
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It’s True: Twitter Helped Me Understand My Life as a Traveler
A recent tweetup inspired me to do a lot of thinking about my own life’s experiences and travel style. These are my answers, and a photograph that best exemplifies each one.
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Posted in Featured Posts Slider, Growing as an Artist, Highlights, My Favorites, Observations, Social Media
Tagged Photography, Travel, Twitter
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A Google+ Adventure Around San Francisco
When the Interwebs meet real life… I joined 30 Google+ photographers in San Francisco to wander around and take pictures of the city’s buildings, bridges, construction sites, sculptures and urban swagger. What follows are a dozen of my best shots as well as stories of what it was like meeting these complete strangers.
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Posted in California, Cities, Featured Posts Slider, Growing as an Artist, Highlights, My Favorites, Photography, Photos With Stories, San Francisco, Social Media, United States
Tagged America, Bridge, buildings, California, City, Google, Greg Goodman, Photo Essay, Photo Walk, San Francisco, USA
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London Bridges Falling Down, and Other Iconic British Architecture
From London Bridge to Parliament, Big Ben, the Tower of London and more, the capitol city of England houses some of the most iconic and traditional architecture in the Western world.
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Google+ is Like the Wild Wild West For Photographers
So what’s so cool about Google+ for photographers? First off, the gallery section is fantastic! It really makes a photographer’s profile pop like no other social network. It’s also still so new that the photographer community is small enough to be discovered.
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A Study of Food in India: Flatbread, Meat, Tandoori, Vegetables and the Thali
I thought I knew what good Indian food was before backpacking through the Sub-Continent. Boy was I wrong! To bring you up to speed, I have crafted a summary of all of my favorite Indian foods complete with photos and videos of thalis, flatbreads, mutton, chicken, chickpeas and more.
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Posted in Featured Posts Slider, Food, Highlights, India, My Favorites, Observations, Photos With Stories
Tagged Food, India, Photography, Thali
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Living With the Hippies in Haight-Ashbury
Best known for being home to the hippie revolution in the 1960s, San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury it still a magnet for travelers, drifters, tourists and hippies of all ages, shapes and sizes. To honor it, I present to you the story of my experiences and observations from living a block off of that famous intersection.
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Posted in California, Featured Posts Slider, Highlights, My Favorites, Observations, Photography, Photos With Stories, San Francisco, United States, Videos and Multimedia
Tagged 4-20, Celebration, Golden Gate Park, Haight-Ashbury, Hippies, Photo Essay, Photography, Photos, San Francisco, Subcultures, USA, Videos
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Stormy Skies Over the Capitol, Cherry Blossoms and Baseball in Washington, DC
A photo essay from my recent visit to Washington, DC. Highlights include a stream of consciousness from the Nationals opening day game, stormy skies over the nation’s capital and a power-walk from the US Capitol to the Washington Monument and back.
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California Route 66: From Needles to Santa Monica – the End of the Road
Sure I finished the drive over a year ago, but this blog post has just been sitting on my computer since then. As I continued on Route 66 from Arizona into California, I found that I really had to eliminate the majority of my final stops due to a dinner …
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Posted in California, Featured Posts Slider, Highlights, Observations, Photography, Route 66, This & That - Musings From the Road, Transportation, United States
Tagged CA, California, Car, Greg Goodman, Los Angles, Lots 'o Travel Snapshots, Mother Road, Photos, Road Trip, Route 66, Santa Monica, USA
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Rock and Roll Photographer For a Day
When my buddy Marc needed someone with a “nice camera” to take photos at the 2010 Outside Lands music festival for his newspaper, the Benicia Herald, I jumped at the opportunity. The unpaid but totally awesome gig came with a VIP pass and special entrance to the photographer’s pit right …
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Posted in California, Featured Posts Slider, Growing as an Artist, Highlights, My Favorites, Observations, Parties, Photography, San Francisco, United States
Tagged America, CA, California, Festival, General Observations, Lots 'o Travel Snapshots, Music, Observations, Outside Lands, Parties, Rock and Roll, San Francisco, USA
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Snow, Rain and More Americana on Route 66 in New Mexico and Arizona – This and That
New Mexico When I was in Santa Fe, New Mexico, it actually snowed. But not like back home with big flakes. These were small round balls: almost like hail, but not hail. On Sunday, the south is closed. I think I’m the only person who drives through the desert and …
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Snow, Rain and More Americana on Route 66 in New Mexico and Arizona – Photos
Travel photography and stories from Arizona and New Mexico during my trip across Route 66.
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Giant Whales and Cadillacs on Route 66 in Oklahoma and Texas – This and That
I had a defective gas pump outside Oklahoma City. First it kept shutting off like it was done even though I had just started pumping. Next, after finally finding a position that kept it on, the thing actually overflowed my gas tank. A man who worked at the gas station …
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Giant Whales and Cadillacs on Route 66 in Oklahoma and Texas – Photos
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Religious Farmers, Smoking in Restaurants and Other Observations
When I asked for directions at a post office in Missouri, the woman actually said to me, “go west young man.” Classic. Store employees are constantly impressed by my New York license plate and how far I’ve driven. Some nights I eat out…others I eat random foods I brought with …
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British GPS’, 50ozs of Coke, Budweiser Brewery Tours and Other Observations
Due to a silly law that any car 1995 or older must be inspected in the city it is registered in, I had to drive back to New York City for an inspection instead of heading directly to Washington, DC to begin my trip. No big deal, but it was …
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Travel Photography Highlights from Getting to the Mother Road and Driving the First Leg of Route 66
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Portuguese Streets, Beautiful Buildings and a Lady Gaga Concert in Macau
Located an hour boat ride from Hong Kong, Macau is a completely separate country that feels like a mix between Portugal and Asia. We were originally unsure if we would even go, but after seeing a sign for a Lady Gaga concert at the Venetian hotel and casino we decided …
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Wrapping Up Our Trip in Hong Kong and Macau – This and That
Money in Hong Kong is very weird, with multiple versions of each bill issued by separate banks. At one point I had five different Hong Kong 20 dollar bills in my wallet. The sign next to the line for Hong Kong immigration at the airport read, “Welcome to Hong Kong: …
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Posted in Cities, Hong Kong and Macau, Macau is filled with Portuguese Streets, Beautiful Buildings and Lady Gaga, Observations, Skylines, Racial Tension, Buddha Statues and Good Friends in Hong Kong, This & That - Musings From the Road
Tagged Asia, Hong Kong and Macau, India & Southeast Asia, This and That
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