About Adventures of a GoodMan
My name is Greg Goodman, and this is the magazine of my life.
. . . .Through it, I invite you to join me on a virtual photographic trip around the world, complimented by stories and multimedia from the road.
Think of the site as my answer to the age-old question: I traveled; now what?
J. D. Salinger, the Writer From New York
New York produced one of the greatest writers of the 20th century: J. D. Salinger, the author of great novels such as the world famous ‘The Catcher in the Rye’. Here is a bit about the author and the city of New York.
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A Visit Around the Old Town of Barcelona
Barcelona’s old town is where most of the action in the city lies, where we can find the liveliest activities and some of the best places to see, eat and drink. Here’s a little guide to Barcelona’s Ciutat Vella.
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Federico Fellini’s Rome: The Story of a Director
Learn about Federico Fellini: one of the most important, if not the most, Italian film directors in history. His comedy films perfectly depict Italy’s society after the war and his films won many awards.
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I Just Used my One-Way Ticket to India!
It’s official, as of 9am EST on Monday, March 19, 2012, I have used my one-way ticket to India. To celebrate, I have finally uploaded a bunch of photos from my wife, Carrie, and my first trip to India, back in 2008-09.
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No More Riding on the Roof: A Guide to Train Travel in India
Something about the idea of train travel just fascinates me and I have completely romanticized the idea in my head. This works out well in India, where train travel is the easiest way to go.
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A Photographic Tour of a Month in Thailand
From the Bangkok skyline to the coves of the Similan Islands and the mountains in between, Thailand captivated me for the month+ I spent there and I had a total blast documenting the country through photography.
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The History of Fado in Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon, is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, that still has that air of history and importance that used to reign in the city centuries ago. It’s also a city of rich culture and folklore, and no bigger representation of that than the fado.
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The Habsburg Dynasty in Madrid
History here. Get your history here! Thanks to our friend Maike, I am proud to present a fascinating lesson on one of the most famous families in Madrid’s history: The Habsburgs.
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25 Cents: Local Calls // a New Way to Look at Phones Around the World
Phone booths from around the world join together in the latest piece of The Symmetry Project: a photographic study of the commonalities within civilizations.
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My Solo Photo Exhibition: A DIY Project on Treasure Island
Since moving to San Francisco, I’ve dreamed of having a photography booth at a street fair. Two years later, I realized that dream in Booth 304 at the Treasure Island Flea Botique Pop-Up Show.
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A Weekend in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur is a monument of ingenuity and determination, having evolved from a shanty town to a 21st century city metropolis with skyscrapers, international trade and commerce.
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A Small Island in the Middle of New York City: At Night
At night, Roosevelt Island is especially beautiful and eerie. Unlike the rest of New York City, which never sleeps, the Island goes to bed pretty early and leaves its streets and courtyards empty.
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New York City’s Met Life Building at Night
Growing up it was called the Pan Am building. Today the sign says Met Life. Either way, one of my favorite drives in New York City has always been through it’s ground-level tunnel.
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Things to do in Paris in Spring
Paris is one of Europe’s focal points when it comes to entertainment, culture and art events…and a beautiful place to visit in the Spring.
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Budapest, an Ideal Spring Destination
Winter days are almost over and spring is on its way. Along with itcome the Easter holidays, a perfect time for a quick break and a chance to get to see anew city. If you haven’t been to Budapest, here are some good reasons as to why youshould choose the Hungarian capital as your next destination.
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Historical Landmarks in Berlin, Germany
Learn about the best things to do in Berlin, Germany including the Reichstag, Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, Holocaust Memorial and Olympiastadion.
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5 Things You Need to Know When Visiting Rome
The last time I was in Italy or Rome was in 1997 on a high school trip. Needless to say, I would love to go back! In the mean time, here are some handy tips to consider before I book my trip, written by our old friend Aleix.
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How to Ride a Nicaraguan Chicken Bus
Riding a chicken bus in Nicaragua is an eye-opening and often terrifying experience. Barreling down muddy clifside roads and potholed highways. Listening to speeches on religion, politics and parasites
Eating full meals from the vendors at every stop. Hanging on for dear life: from time to time. It’s also the best way to experience the country: a hidden gem of Central America.
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Heading to Turkey? Then You Must Visit These Places!
Turkey is a huge country with wild and breathtaking scenery and history of thousands of years to offer with the combination of very hospitable and friendly people. If you happen to find yourself in Turkey, you can’t miss these destinations.
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Printed Photos are Permanent: Is Digital?
It’s tough to call those who use a decades-old technology embraced by the majority of the world “early adopters,” but that’s exactly what digital camera owners are.
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