Phones these days come armed with a diverse range of lens these days. From telephoto lens to macro lens, it seems like they have everything covered. But the truth is, mobile photography has grown in the past few years, and with it, phones have evolved.

iPhone 13 Pro, for example, comes with a Telephoto lens, a wide-angle lens, and a 3x optical zoom lens. While these lenses alone are impressive themselves, there are ways to augment the capability of your lens.

Today I will be going through some of the best lens add-ons for your iPhone. These lenses allow you to enhance your capabilities by just putting a new lens in front of your camera lens. 

5. CamKix Universal 3-in-1 Lens kit
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This lens kit is recommended for people on a tight budget. The three-lens kit includes a macro lens, a wide-angle lens, and a fisheye lens. Macro lenses are great for shooting very close-up shots of things like flowers or insects. 

A wide-angle lens, on the other hand, allows you to capture a wider picture. The fisheye lens is an even wider image capturing lens. It is sometimes also known as an ultra-wide angle lens. The lens kit also comes with a carry pouch so you can safely carry these lenses. It also comes with a clip mechanism to properly secure these lenses in front of the main camera lens.

4. Nelomo Universal HD Camera Lens Kit

The Nelomo Universal HD camera lens kit is very similar to the CamKix kit. It also offers 3 lenses: a super wide-angle lens, a 15x macro lens, and a 230-degree fisheye lens. The Nelomo Universal kit is a little costlier than the CamKix Universal kit, but it comes with a more sturdy carrying case and a cleaning cloth. 

It is important to note that this kit clamps to phones that are between 7mm to 10mm in thickness. Other than that, these lenses should be compatible with almost all kinds of smartphones out there.

3. Apexel 36x telephoto

Do you like to shoot things that are very far away from you? If your answer is yes, then the Apexel 36x telephoto lens is for you. The kit comes with a single 36X optical zoom telephoto lens that will transform your regular iPhone lens into a long-distance shooter. 

For a telephoto lens, the price is pretty reasonable for the Apexel 36x. It also comes with its own mini tripod to support the lens when you are shooting. While the Apexel 36x supports a wide range of the latest smartphones and iPhones 6 and above, it is still a good idea to check out the specifications of this lens before you buy.

2. Moment Fisheye Lens

Moment is known for making excellent camera lenses for both iPhones and Samsung phones. Their fisheye lens offers a spectacular 170-degree vision. While moment lens can be a little on the costlier side for camera lenses, they do provide excellent picture quality.

The Moment fisheye lens gives coverage of a traditional 14mm fisheye lens. This lens is great for photographers that like to take pictures of interiors and architecture. As it provides a wide coverage even when you are standing very close to the subject of your photograph.

1. Moment Tele Lens
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The Moment Tele lens is made specifically for the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Again, as with most Moment lenses, the Moment Tele Lens is on the pricey side. But it truly delivers on your investment as pictures from the Tele lens are really beautiful. The Moment Tele lens also requires a separate case for it to mount correctly on the phone. 

This concludes our little guide on the best lens add-ons you can get for your iPhone. While lens add-ons can’t go beyond the limitations of your camera lens itself. They can enhance their capabilities to give you a richer photography experience.

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Europe is known for its thriving Urban centers and old architecture. From mausoleums to castles, Europe has everything. A lot of European cities are thousands of years old and carry this aura of prestige and old glory.

In today's city tour with Urban Jungle Photo Editor, we will be going through the best cities in Europe to photograph. The list is in no particular order, as each city offers a unique part of Europe. 

5. Edinburgh, United Kingdom

The medieval town of Edinburgh is known for its mesmerizing castles and beautiful alleyways. Edinburgh is in the heart of Scotland. Famous for the old Scottish buildings and alleyways, it is one of the best places to capture the true Scottish and English experience. 

Edinburgh's architecture will remind you a lot of the buildings and Architecture style in Harry Potter. And that is not a coincidence; J.K Rowling was heavily inspired by Edinburgh when she wrote the Harry Potter books.

4. Rome, Italy
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​Rome was the heart of European power and culture for millennia. Over the centuries, Rome has built into this majestic caricature of the past. A reminder of the glorious old days. The city has so much architectural beauty to offer, from arenas to historic plazas; Rome has everything you need to capture the medieval Europe vibe in your photography. 

There is so much history and places to capture in Rome that you can spend weeks in Rome, and still, there would be so much left to explore.

3. Paris, France
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I can't talk about the best cities in Europe to photograph without mentioning Paris. Like Rome, Paris is also ancient and carries a lot of historical weight. The interesting thing about Paris is that you will find the architecture of almost every period in Paris, from the Middle Ages to the 21st century. 

Paris is considered the birthplace of Gothic architecture and style. In fact, a lot of beautiful architecture throughout Europe owes much of its beauty to Paris for being the birthplace of it all.
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2. Munich, Germany   

Home to Beer and old buildings, Munich is the heart of the Bavarian region. Munich is home to both century-old buildings from old kingdoms as well as excellent examples of modern architecture like the Olympia park that was made for the 1972 summer Olympics. 

Munich has a lot of buildings neo-gothic-style buildings, so you can truly immerse in the authentic European culture.

1. Athens, Greece

If you want to go back to the furthest in European history, then there is no better city than Athens. Athens is considered by many the birthplace of modern human civilization. The city is still scattered with 5th century B.C. landmarks like the Acropolis and the Parthenon. 

In fact, you can't cross a street in Athens without coming across a millennia-old landmark. The city is rich in history and culture. And the best part is that the old buildings and the modern Architecture just blend with each other.

While these cities don't come near to scratching the treasure trove of urban photography that Europe offers. These cities will give you a surface-level look at what Europe has to offer.

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Jungles are rich in biodiversity. Thousands of types of animals and plants inhabit jungles. The warm weather and the dense cover of the thick vegetation make jungles ideal for living things that thrive in warmer climates.

Even though particular animals can vary greatly from one jungle to the other based on geography and temperature. There are some types of animals that are common in all the jungles of the world. So let us see what kind of animals we can expect to see in nature’s backyard.

5. Birds
Birds, you must be wondering, birds aren’t that exotic or rare. Birds are literally everywhere you go. But not these birds. Jungle birds are much more exciting to see. Birds in the jungle are known for their weird beaks and beautiful color coats.  

Think of exotic birds like Toucans, Macaws, and hummingbirds. All of these and hundreds of other species of birds live in the jungle canopy. Jungles offer a great variety for bird watchers and photographers alike.

4. Snakes  
You can’t have a jungle without snakes. The warm climate of the jungle and the abundance of small prey offers great breeding grounds for all kinds of snakes. 

But be careful; as much as these colorful snakes are beautiful, they can also be deadly. In fact, jungles are known to be home to the most venomous snakes on earth. So always be mindful of keeping your distance from snakes.

3. Insects  
Just like birds, insects are everywhere. Every place that allows life to exist, you shall find insects. And since jungles are such massive biomes themselves, they are home to millions of types of these creepy crawlers. 

The insects in jungles are usually much larger and exotic than those you are familiar with at home.

2. The cat family  
Pumas, cougars, leopards, and panthers. These are just some of the members of the cat family that rule the jungles. Usually, members of the cat family are at the top of the jungle food chain. 

But like all other animals, that can hurt you. It is always a good idea to keep your distance and do nothing to provoke these majestic creatures.

1. Primates
Among the jungle canopy live our closest relatives in the animal kingdom. The particular type of primate can vary from jungle to jungle. But you can’t have a jungle without them. 

From small howler monkeys to large gorillas, Primates come in all shapes and sizes. The larger primates like Gorillas like to spend most of their time on the ground. While smaller ones like the safety of the trees.

This concludes our guide to the type of animals you can find in the jungle.

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