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Annika is a freelance writer and editor specializing in travel, environment, and international development. She has traveled independently in many countries and also leads group trips throughout the world, primarily for alumni and museum travel programs.

A dual citizen of the U.S. and Sweden, Annika grew up speaking both English and Swedish. She is also fluent in Spanish and holds degrees in environmental studies and Latin American studies. She loves to return to and write about Scandinavia and Latin America as often as possible.

Annika's writing has appeared in numerous print and online publications. She also enjoys writing and editing content for businesses and organizations working in travel, sustainability, and international issues. She welcomes inquiries through her website www.annikahipple.com.

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How to take better travel photos: Pay attention to light

The word photography literally means "writing with light," and developing an awareness of light is one of the most important things you can...
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How to take better travel photos: Look for different perspectives

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Photography is a creative endeavor, and part of the fun is looking for new perspectives on your subject. By all means, take the standard postcard...
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How to take better travel photos: Be ready for the lucky moment

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So far in this photo tips series, we've talked about a lot of things you can do to improve the composition of your photos. Yet with much good...
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How to take better travel photos: Use leading lines

This week's photo tips article focuses on another technique familiar to professional and skilled amateur photographers: using leading lines.Leading...
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How to take better travel photos: Frame your picture

Framing your subject is a good way to add interest to photos. Doorways, archways, and tree branches are all examples of good frames. Including a frame...
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How to take better travel photos: Take pictures of people

One of the simplest tips I can give to any travel photographer is don't forget the people. A lot of people take pictures of landscapes, animals,...
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How to take better travel photos: Get close

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If your photos aren't coming out as well as you would like, chances are you're not getting close enough. Generally speaking, you'll get a more...
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How to take better travel photos: Choose a clear focal point

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Welcome to the third installment of my weekly series on taking better travel photos. So far we've covered the rule of thirds and using color...
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How to take better travel photos: Use color effectively

This article is the second in a series designed to help travelers (and others) improve their photography. The first article presented what...
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How to take better travel photos: Learn the rule of thirds

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This week I'm pleased to launch a weekly series of tips for improving your travel photography. Although many of these tips will be familiar to...
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