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South America is not only home to the most scenic natural landscapes and jungles but also the most stunning urban spaces in the world. From the cobblestone streets of Puerto Vallarta in Mexico to festive streets overlooking the beach in Rio De Janeiro in Brazil. South American urban landscape is known for blending European roots from its colonial past with native architecture practices to create unique sites. Let us explore the streets of South America in this blog post. 5. Cusco, Peru Cusco is a historical city in the heart of the Peruvian Andes. Cusco once used to be the capital of the famous Inca Empire. Now the city is like a living and breathing museum. Cusco has preserved its native roots numerous archaeological remains of the old empire. But it also houses the remnants of Spanish architecture from its colonial past.  Cusco, Peru by Stefano via Unsplash Roaming the streets of Cusco will make you travel back in time as you walk uphill on cobblestone streets. The backdrop of the city is filled with the spectacular sights of the Andes Mountain range. The Plaza de Armas is the central square of the city and is a must-visit. It has remnants of the old city from the time the Incas housed their capital here. 4. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico This beach town destination is the soul of Mexico. You can walk down cobblestone streets right up to a golden beach with breathing-taking sunsets. But the city’s heart can be found in its historic city center. The Zona Romantica is the city center of Puerto Vallarta, laden with cobblestone streets, whitewashed buildings, and purple blossoms.  Puerto Vallarta By Miguel Naranjo via Unsplash In the city's background, you can see the Sierra Madre mountains, contrasting the urban landscape with their beautiful colors. 3. Buenos Aires, Argentina The capital of Argentina and the perfect amalgam of European and Latin influences blend into a spectacular sight. Sometimes also called the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires offers an exclusive sight into Argentinian culture.  Buenos Aires By Gaston Marcilese via Unsplash The city offers a raw experience of Argentinian culture. The urban center also offers dozens of world-class museums, galleries, theaters to give you the dose of cultural exposure you need. 2. Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City may just be popular as the other famous capitals in the world like London, New York, or Tokyo. Mexico City’s historical roots can be traced back to when the Aztecs ruled here from the capital city of Tenochtitlan. Today, the city has such a dynamic makeup. You will find ancient Aztec ruins, Spanish architecture from colonial rule blended with modern design.  Mexico City by Manuel Arroyo via Unsplash Mexico City offers endless possibilities. It houses more than 1200 museums, galleries, and public spaces. You would need to stay there for months just to truly explore the city. 1. Rio De Janeiro, Brazil The sunbathing and festive capital of Brazil is famous throughout the world. It’s known for the famous Carnival, the largest celebration in the world where people socialize and enjoy life. The historic port city has beautiful beaches that are overlooked with lush green mountains.  Rio De Janerio By Mike Swingunski via Unsplash In the distance, you can see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue that has become the symbol of the city and, fairly speaking, the whole of Brazil. Rio offers a truly unique Latin American experience. Use the Urban Jungle Photo Editor to combine your Jungle pictures with your urban clicks for a splash for creativity. Download it now for free on the Apple app store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp.
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Urban Jungle Photo Editor just got an update! Along with some bug fixes, the update also brings an exciting new feature to your favorite photo-editing application. In this blog post, I will take you through all the new features added with the Urban Jungle Photo Editor version 2.9. So let us get right in! Urban Jungle Photo Editor now allows you to import your own layers. This opens a whole new world of possibilities. As of now, you can import all kinds of layers like animals, plants, buildings, or pretty much any object of your liking. You can import a layer by going into the layers selection menu. Click on the grid icon on the bottom right. This will open the layers selection menu.  In this menu, you will see an import button on the top left. Click on that to import your layers.  The images need to be square PNG that have their alpha and bottom aligned.  Urban Jungle has also added new animals to its layer section. New animals added to the Urban Jungle family include penguins, deers, rhinos, and even pandas.  Selecting layers is just the beginning of your Urban Jungle journey.
Unleash your creativity with the Urban Jungle Photo Editor. Share with us what you make on the Urban Jungle Photo Editor by posting your art pieces with #Urbanjungle. And get a chance to be featured on our social media handles. Meanwhile, you can follow us on Facebook and Instagram. We are an amazing art piece, facts about photography and much more! Most of the Jungles, specifically the tropical rainforests in Asia, are situated in the south and southeast Asia. In fact, the word jungle came to the English language from Hindi. Large and thick Jungles are typical in south Asia regions in places like southern India, Bangladesh, and Siri Lanka. If we travel a little more to the east into countries like Burma, Vietnam, Cambodia, and then Malaysia and Indonesia, we see even more tropical rainforests. Jungles are typically found along the equator as these places are hotter and more humid, the perfect environment for thick jungles to grow. Let us look at some of the best jungles to visit in Asia. 5. Western Ghats, India Located in southern India, the Western Ghats cover an area of 30,000 square km. The Western Ghats is one the densest jungle in India. It starts at Southwest Maharashtra and goes up to Karnataka in South India.  The Western Ghats is home to a diverse range of wildlife. Estimates suggest that almost 1100 different species of wildlife call the Western Ghats their home. The Western Ghats is also home to elephants if you fancy those beasts. 4. Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Sri Lanka The Sinharaja Forest Reserve in the southwestern part of Sri Lanka. The exciting thing about the Sinharaja Forest Reserve is that almost 60% of the trees in the area are endemic, meaning you can't find these trees anywhere else. And a lot of them are rare and protected under UNESCO.  The Sinharaja Forest Reserve just doesn't house rare plants; there are a lot of endemic species of mammals, insects, reptiles, and rare amphibians and butterflies in this Jungle reserve as well. Almost 50% of all the endemic wildlife in Sri Lanka can be found in the Sinharaja Forest Reserve. 3. Cúc Phương National Park, Vietnam Cúc Phương National Park is Vietnam's first and only national reserve. The Cúc Phương National Park is home to the largest biosphere in the country. As it is home to 97 species of mammals, many of them are endangered, like the langurs. Cúc Phương National Park also has 300 birds, 36 species of reptiles, 17 species, and 11 species of fish.  Cúc Phương National Park is one of the most popular natural tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is also home to a lot of endemic plants and wildlife. 2. Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra, Indonesia Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra is actually a combination of three separate national parks: Gunung Leuser National Park, Kerinci Seblat National Park, and Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park. Combined, these three national parks cover an area of 2.5 million hectares. The Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra is a protected conservation area that is home to 10,000 species of plant, 200 species of mammals, and 580 species of birds.  Many of the species are endemic to the region, so you won't find them anywhere else in the world. The reserve is also home to the infamous Sumatran Orang-utan. 1. Southeastern Papuan rain forests, Papua New Guinea The Southeastern Papuan Rain Forests cover a vast area on the eastern side of Papua New Guinea. These rainforests offer a diverse range of biospheres, from tropical rainforest beaches to highland regions with freezing temperatures on mountain peaks.  The region is rich with endemic species throughout the landscape. It is probably one of the most diverse jungles you can visit, from coastal areas to lowlands and mountainous habitats. There is a little bit of everything.
Use the Urban Jungle Photo Editor to combine your Jungle pictures with your urban clicks for a splash for creativity. Download it now for free on the Apple app store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. 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 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 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.
Use the Urban Jungle Photo Editor to bring your clicks to life. Download it now for free on the Apple app store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features and blog posts like these. You can also get your pictures featured on our main page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. 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 Skyline by Connor Mollison via Unsplash 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 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.  Rome by Caleb Miller via Unsplash 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 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 by Chris Karidis via Unsplash 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. 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.  Opernplatz Munich by Tobias Seiler via Unsplash 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.  Athens by Hert Niks via Unsplash 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. Taking pictures is just half the work; the other half is editing them to really highlight the best parts of that picture. The Urban Jungle Photo Editor offers fantastic options to make your photographs reach their true artistic potential. Download it now for free on the Apple app store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. 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. And if you are looking for a great photo editor, then look no further. The Urban Jungle Photo Editor offers amazing options to make your pictures shine out. Download it now on the Apple app store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. The most commonly used camera for photography is in your hand right now. iPhone is known to have amazing camera lenses and even more amazing photo-processing algorithms. This is the reason that iPhones are popular with photographers and artists going around the city to capture their best shots. They are light and easier to handle and offer great details when used right. But smartphone cameras alone won’t get you far. Today we will be listing 5 top accessories that you should carry with you to enhance your photography experience. 5. Accessories Bag The first accessory may seem obvious for some, but you will be surprised how helpful this tip can be for others. Carry a small accessories bag to store all the other things you might need on your photo walk.  Accessory bad ensures that you always have everything you need. It is important to get a good accessory bag that is comfortable on long photo walks. You don’t want to be distracted by a bag that isn’t designed for comfort. 4. Remote Shutter Release The remote shutter release is a small standalone device that connects to your mobile phone and allows you to click pictures without being physically near your phone.  Without a remote shutter release device, you need to set timers and then run against the clock to get into position. The best part is that you don’t even have to buy a remote shutter release. iPhone buds have a remote shutter release feature built-in. So does the Apple watch. In fact, most smart bands or smartwatches allow you to use it as a remote shutter release. 3. Extra Light source Even though iPhone’s built-in flashlight works in most cases. It is always nice to have more control over your lighting conditions.  You can buy external lighting devices that are small and portable yet powerful and offer a better quality of light. This is especially important for people that like to shoot in low light conditions. 2. External Lens One of the best ways to enhance your iPhone’s camera abilities is by using an external lens add-on. There are so many different options by so many companies.  Olloclip is known for its camera lens add-ons that are very easy to install and have good picture quality. External Lens come in all shapes and sizes, from wide angles to a macro lenses. You can get almost any type of lens as an add-on. 1. Tripod The most important accessory of them all. Tripods are a staple for any serious photographer. They allow you to place the camera in perfect positions and help keep them stable. Stability is essential for long exposure shots or pictures where you also want to be in the picture.  Not all tripods are made equal. Some are huge industrial-grade tripods. Those are not that portable for someone using a smartphone camera.
Gorilla-style tripods are great if you want something portable and versatile. Due to their flexibility, you can even tie them around objects like trees and poles. You can edit all those fantastic pictures you take in the Urban Jungle Photo Editor, now available on the App Store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. We can't have an Urban Jungle without Jungles. So today, we will be looking at some of the best Jungles in the world to photograph. Jungles are forestation native to tropical climates. They are usually known for being an area of dense vegetation and forestation. Not all jungles around the world are built the same depending on the geographical location of the jungle, the type of vegetation, and the animals that inhabit that jungle very vastly. Jungles also offer a unique perspective into a very different biosphere that we are used to. So let us take a look at some of the best jungles in the world to photograph. 5. Monteverde Cloud Forest, Costa Rica At the heart of the central Americas is the paradise nation of Costa Rica. Costa Rica is known for its dense vegetation and rugged jungles. The combination of Caribbean beaches and diverse rainforests makes Costa Rica an excellent destination for photographers.  Monteverde Cloud Forest, Costa Rica by Leslie Cross via Unsplash The Monteverde Cloud Forest is a very popular tourist site for adventurous hiking trails and photography tours. The forest consists of 6 ecological zones and has a very biodiverse landscape with more than 2,500 species of plants, 100 species of mammals, 400 species of birds, and 120 reptilian species. Tourists and scientists are both drawn to this place. Fun fact, Cloud Forest is t home to all six species of the cat family jaguars, pumas, oncillas, ocelots, margays, and jaguarundis. 4. Lacandon Jungle, Mexico The Lancando Jungle starts in Chiapas in the south of Mexico and goes all the way down to Guatemala. The Lacandon is known for its dense vegetation, tropical climate, beautiful coastlines.  Lacandon Jungle by Carlos Rojas via Wikimedia foundation The Lacandon is also home to some of the most iconic archeological Mayan sites. So, you won't be just looking and taking photographs of some trees and jaguars. You can also expect to see old Mayan ruins and pyramids. 3. Papua New Guinea Well, technically, Papua New Guinea isn't a jungle itself; it is a country. But over 70% of the country is covered in tropical rainforest and jungle. Papua New Guinea is a country of immense cultural and biological diversity. You can find a lot of traditional tribal villages to get the whole Papua New Guinea experience.  Wewalk, Papua New Guinea by Osborne Wangillen via Unsplash Famous hiking spots to visit are the Kokoda Trail. There are even active volcanos on the island if you are looking for something thrilling. 2. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest derived its name from the thick forest of tall bamboo and dense fern-based foliage covering the ground. Bwindi means 'impenetrable' in the Runyakitara language.  Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda by Random Institute via Unsplash And the forest remains true to its name. It is notorious for being hard to travel through the forest on foot. The forest is also home to over half of the earth's engendered mountain gorillas. 1. The Brazilian Amazon, Brazil We can't talk about Jungles and rainforests without a shoutout to the largest rainforest in the world, the Amazon. The Amazon rainforest covers about 6% of the earth's surface and is alone responsible for 20% of the oxygen on earth.  Carcol Falls, Amazon Rainforest Brazil by Tiago Fioreze via Unsplash The Amazon rainforest is so large that it covers 9 countries. Full of waterfalls, dense vegetation, massive rivers, and thousands upon thousands of species of animals and plants. The Amazon rainforest is so huge that native tribes live in the rainforest without any contact with the modern world. Whether you are looking to hike through the dense jungle or take a trip down the Amazon River, the Brazilian Amazon has everything. Edit all those fantastic pictures and combine them with cityscapes in the Urban Jungle Photo Editor, now available on the App Store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. Your Urban Jungle experience starts with taking the best clicks. Today we will be looking at the best cities in the US to take cityscapes. So here are the top cities in the US that offer the best canvas for your Urban Photography needs. These are in no particular order. 5. Chicago, Illinois Downton Chicago offers a great variety of landmarks and destinations to take amazing urban landscapes. From the lights on Michigan Avenue in the winters to the mesmerizing pictures next to the cloud gate. The Chicago downtown has everything an urban dwelling photographer needs.  Cloud Gate in Chicago by Sawyer Bengtson via Unsplash In the summers, you can roam on the Chicago Riverwalk and see many people kayaking in the river. Chicago offers a great variety in its urban space. From small, cute cafés to huge skyscrapers. Chicago has a little bit of everything for every kind of photography enthusiast. 4. Seattle, Washington Seattle is known for its diverse culture and a young, energetic demographic. Located on the US west coast, Seattle is a pretty cold city. It is surrounded by water, mountains, and forests that can be seen in the background skyline pictures of the city.  Seattle Skyline with mountains in the background by Thom Milkovich via Unsplash The city is also home to large technology-based industries. So, you will also see futuristic urban spaces and young college-age people out and about roaming. The Space Needle downtown is the most recognized landmark in the city and a must-visit for any photography enthusiast. 3. Los Angeles, California Los Angeles, the home of movie stars and cinema. But Hollywood isn’t the only thing Los Angeles is known for. It also has a stunning urban environment. Hollywood boulevard is an excellent place to soak in the Los Angeles aura.  Figure 3 Griffith Observatory with Los Angeles in the Background by Cameron Venti via Unsplash Overall, the environment in Los Angeles is hot, with palm trees and shorts being a common sight. The skyline offers modern skyscrapers with dry mountains in the background. 2. Miami, Florida Miami gives photographers a teaser of the tropical islands and chilled beaches. The sights are beautiful with palm trees and golden sand beaches. Miami lights up even better at night with splashes of color everywhere.  South Beach Miami by Antonio Cuellar via Unsplash Miami’s south beach offers amazing cityscape captures as tall buildings meet the warm ocean. 1. New York City, New York We can’t talk about cityscapes without mentioning New York City. NYC is most probably the most famous city in the world for its lively urban beauty. Photographers have taken pictures of every inch of the place, yet there is always something new to capture in New York City.  Manhattanhenge by Luca Bravo via Unsplash New York City is famous in the photography community for its’ Manhattanhenge that happens twice a year. This is when the setting or rise sun perfectly aligns with Manhattan's east and west streets, New York. You can edit your raw pictures with the Urban Jungle Photo Editor to add your personal touch to the image. The Urban Jungle Photo Editor is available for free on the App Store. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming exciting new features. You can also get your pictures featured on our page if you use the #UrbanJungleApp. Urban Jungle Photo Editor offers a premium photo editing experience. One of the most convenient features of the Urban Jungle Photo Editor is its library of cityscapes. You can use these templates as a canvas for your artwork. You can bring up the template menu from the home screen by clicking on any of the thumbnails under the templates.  This is the template selection menu. You can scroll down and look for a landscape or cityscape that best matches what you have in mind for your next art piece.  There is a good mix of streets, beaches, city skylines, and everything in between.  These templates can offer great playgrounds for you to try out different features of the Urban Jungle Photo editor.  Selecting a template is just the beginning of your Urban Jungle journey. Unleash your creativity with the Urban Jungle Photo editor.
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