Journeys
Visual Arts

A Brief Photographic Travelogue of Some Special Places​
​by Fred Goldman


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When we think of traveling on vacation, we often consider the traditional far-away destinations.  Many of us start with deciding which parts of Europe we want to see. There are many good choices.
In the back of everyone’s mind, of course, is that once in a lifetime excursion to Machu Picchu and the Galapagos Islands.
China is another popular destination, especially for us West Coasters.
How about going on a safari to Africa? A trip unlike any other you can imagine.
After an enjoyable, but exhausting, long trip, we all enjoy coming home to California, perhaps the most scenic of all.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Fred Goldman has been an OLLI at SF State member since 2012. His enjoyment of the OLLI learning experience motivated him to serve on the Curriculum Committee as member and Chair. He has been interested in photography for over 40 years, but his interest accelerated after his retirement, leading him to become an avid digital photographer utilizing sophisticated post-processing computer software. He has also been an active member and officer of the Peninsula Camera Club where he has participated in Club (and Club sponsored) photo competitions. Fred and his wife Kathryn spend a portion of their year traveling to new and exciting places and documenting those trips photographically.
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