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Recommended Lenses For Interior Photography

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the-digital-picture.com Whether you are a newcomer looking to break into the world of interior photography or a seasoned veteran in the trade, the correct lens is essential in capturing high-quality photos. Freelance photographer Kavan Choksi has some recommendations for what kind of lens to bring with you for interior shoots. Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM This lens is an excellent option for wide interior shots. The 16-35mm focal range gives you plenty of flexibility to capture different parts of the room and the capability to produce a striking contrast with little barrel distortion. The f/4L features USM (Ultrasonic Motor) technology that allows minimal distortion even if the camera has low focal points. Furthermore, Kavan Choksi states that this lens is built like a tank and can withstand exposure to water and dust. Nikon NIKKOR AF-S 16-35mm f/4G ED VR This Nikon lens is another excellent product, providing a similar focal range to the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L lens. Its built-...
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Kavan Choksi On Etiquette At The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

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The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one place tourists to the UAE shouldn't miss. The awe-inspiring mosque offers a display of the country's religious and cultural heritage. In this post, Kavan Choksi shares a brief guide on etiquette when visiting the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Image source:Wikimedia.org Dress Accordingly Modesty is the key when visiting places of worship. Women and men must wear loose-fitting clothes, preferably long-sleeves and long pants or skirts. Muslim women should always wear their hijab, while non-Muslim women are encouraged to wear a headscarf as the mosque is considered sacred. Kavan Choksi says that tourists wearing clothing deemed inappropriate will not be allowed inside the mosque. Observe Silence Enter the mosque solemnly and respectfully even when you don't see anyone praying. Men and women are not allowed to interact while inside the mosque and are encouraged to stay in their designated areas. Even friends should keep their greetings mi...
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Dubai: The Next Best City For Cyclists

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timeoutdubai.com Dubai has been making strides in recent years to become a more bicycle-friendly city. In 2016, the city launched its first dedicated bike lane on Al Safa Street. And in 2017, it revealed an ambitious plan to develop 1,000km of cycling tracks by 2030. Freelance photographer Kavan Choksi explains that these developments are part of the capital's wider goal to encourage sustainable transportation, reducing its reliance on cars. According to Kavan Choksi, the results have been encouraging so far. The number of cyclists on Dubai's streets has increased significantly since the introduction of dedicated bike lanes. And with more cycling infrastructure in the pipeline, it is only set to rise further. This is good news for both residents and visitors of the city. Cycling is a great way to get around town and healthy activity that people of all ages can enjoy. With its sunny weather and flat terrain, Dubai is ideal for cycling. And as the city continues to develop i...
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