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Adventures of a GoodMan is my answer to the age-old question: I traveled...now what? In it, I blend digital photographic art with stories chronicling my journeys abroad and at home.
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- Guest Editorial: Europe is Taking Over NYC
- Reflections on My Visit to Goa, India
- Hotel Rooms For $3 per Night – You Get What You Pay For!
- Quiero Ir a Cuba
- Top Tourist Attractions in Canada
- James Bond in Turkey – the Maiden’s Tower
- Lighthouse Sunset on the Pacific Coast Highway – Montera, California
- Indian Desert Sunset + Silhouetted Camel
- An Indian Tree: Photo of the Day
- 5 Posts I’m Really Proud Of About San Francisco
Featured Stories
- Hotel Rooms For $3 per Night – You Get What You Pay For!
- Lighthouse Sunset on the Pacific Coast Highway – Montera, California
- 5 Posts I’m Really Proud Of About San Francisco
- Incredible Lightning Storm Photography Over New York City Bridges
- Electric Wires in the Sky & Trolleybuses in San Francisco
- What to Do in Hawaii With Senior Citizens?
- My Hawaiian Honeymoon With 90 Year Olds
- Using Freelancers to Create a New Adventures of a GoodMan
- A Tribute to Hazel
- Epic Baseball Road Trip: 5 Stadiums – 5 Days – 1,260 Miles of Driving
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Video Highlights
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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Travel Back in Time on San Francisco’s Historic Streetcars: Photo of the Day
Regardless of where I’m heading in San Francisco, I always try and find a way to take the historic F line streetcar. A lover of the rails since my father and I first set up a Lionel train in my childhood bedroom, I think these rolling museums may be my favorite part of the city.
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Dramatic Changes: Before and After Train Station Photography With Photoshop
Photoshop allows me make my images look like you’re viewing them through a pair of polarized sunglasses, which is certainly my favorite way to view the day. Take a look at the adjustment layers I used to transform a muted photo into the vibrant memory I have of train tracks in a traditional California town.
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Posted in Before and After, California, Photography, United States
Tagged Cloudy Skies, Layers, Photography, Photoshop, Train, Train Travel
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Sri Lanka Train Photography
I know I’ve said it many times before in this blog, but if you don’t know it, I love trains. My father and I built a model train town on a balsa-wood table when I was growing up and I’ve loved the rails ever since. So Dad, these train pics …
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Posted in Featured Posts Slider, Highlights, Photography, Sri Lanka
Tagged Galle, Photography, Sri Lanka, Train, Transportation
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Waterfalls, Train Rides, an Old Friend and Relaxation on the River Kwai
Based on the recommendation of Claire, our Scottish friend that we keep on traveling with, we went straight from the Bangkok airport to the bus station to head to Kanchanaburi, a small town on the River Kwai. We only meant to spend a couple of days there, but the laid …
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Getting to the Full Moon Party
With our new friends Claire and Karen in tow, Carrie and I left the Perhentian Islands in Malaysia at 7:30am to head to Koh Phangan, Thailand, for the Full Moon Party. Referred to as the best and biggest party in the world, we had based our entire schedule for Malaysia …
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Posted in ..Border Crossing, Full Moon Party: The Biggest and Best Party in the World, Highlights, Malaysia, My Favorites, SouthEast Asia, Thailand, Transportation, Transportation Woes
Tagged Boat, Koh Phangan, Malaysia, Motorcycle, Perhentian Islands, taxi, Train, Train Travel, Trains
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Getting Sri Lanka Around by Bus, Train and Three Wheelers
Getting around Sri Lanka is a bit tough, especially when you leave the bigger cities. The primary method of transportation is what can best be described as a public bus from 1981 with the remains of the same seats it was built with. There are luggage racks that hang from …
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Posted in SouthEast Asia, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka: The Undiscovered Country, Transportation
Tagged Bus, taxi, Trails, Train, Trainsportation, tuk tuk
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Traveling By Train in India
Trains are the most popular way of getting around India, with the British laying thousands of miles of track across the country. As a lifelong fan of trains, I was very excited about the prospect of using them throughout our trip, though a bit worried about the safety of my …
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Posted in India, Observations, Transportation, Welcome to India!
Tagged Delhi, India, New Delhi, Rail, Railroad, Rajasthan, Sleep, Sleeper Car, Train
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