travelog
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5.9
- noun
- /ˈtrævəˌlɔg/
- US
:
diario de viaje
- The filmmaker created a captivating travelog that showcased the beauty of the Italian countryside.
Examples
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The show was a subtle travelog to promote Alaskan tourism, thereby justifying the expenditure of state funds.
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When you have completed the script for your travelog, you need to go over it time and time again to be sure no slide is on the screen too long.
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Things to do before, during, and after your trip to produce a successful travelog.
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About 25 minutes is ideal for a travelog.
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So, if there comes a time when you really need more slides for your story in an essay or travelog, try using these methods.
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I have found these two techniques most useful in creating photo essays and travelogs when I need more slides.
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In this follow-up, I will be a little more specific about some of the groundwork in creating a travelog.
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For those interested in producing travelogs, or travel sets, if you prefer, there are many examples available for viewing from the Photo Travel Division's library.
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Most travelogs work well using place-to-place progression.
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Before you start to make a travelog, be sure to read about the places involved so you can impart information that makes your program informative as well as interesting and colorful.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
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4.6
Written stories of journeys to other places and cultures
A story about a person's trip or adventure
How Personal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Travelog joins travel and log, where a 'log' means 'record', like a 'logbook' someone keeps of events. So a travelog is a recorded story of a trip — a film, a talk, or a piece of writing that shows what someone saw on their journey.