I’m always searching for the perfect camera bag for my travels, not too big or small, has padding, and looks cute! Most camera bags out there are designed with a more practical or masculine look, plain black, bulky, and just not very stylish. Finding a camera bag that's both trendy and practical for women is a bit of a challenge.

I’ve created this post to make things a little easier for you. I've put together a list of camera bags for women that not only get the job done but also add a touch of style to your photography adventures.

Upper Zuma Falls in the Santa Monica Mountains is lesser-known trail that leads to a waterfall that is approximately 120ft tall. In this blog post, I'll take you on a photo tour through the wonders of hiking to Upper Zuma, showcasing why it's a must-visit destination for both visitor’s and locals of Los Angeles.

Yellowstone National Park beckons explorers with its grandeur, but as you venture into this diverse and dynamic landscape, what you wear can greatly impact your comfort and enjoyment. Join us in this blog post as we dive into the art of dressing for adventure in Yellowstone.

If you're an adventurer seeking magnificent landscapes, then Horseshoe Bend should definitely be on your travel bucket list. This beautiful vista is near Page, Arizona. Horseshoe Bend offers a stunning view of the Colorado River as it gracefully carves its way through the sandstone cliffs, creating a natural horseshoe-shaped curve that is simply awe-inspiring.

Vasquez Rocks is a hidden gem located just outside Los Angeles with distinctive rock formations and scenic landscapes. Over the years it’s been a versatile filming location, featured in iconic productions such as Star Trek, The Flintstones, Blazing Saddles, and Westworld, adding unique and visually captivating settings to these movies and TV shows. In this blog post, I’ll give you the info you need to hike the Vasquez Rocks 2.7 mile loop trail.

On a hunt for waterfalls in Los Angeles County? The hike through Eaton Canyon in the springtime is filled with vibrant yellow and purple flowers, mossy rocks, and lush rolling hills. This is located in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains near Pasadena, California.

Paradise Falls Trail leads you to a 40-foot waterfall located in Wildwood Park in Thousand Oaks, a close drive from Los Angeles. This amazing hiking region boasts lush greenery, cactus , large oak trees, a modern teepee, and an Indian Cave. It’s definitely a must-see hike if you live in the area, especially after a good amount of rain.

The hike to Trail Canyon Falls in the Angeles National Forest is a moderately challenging 4-4.5-miles round trip trek that leads you through beautiful scenery, including a creek, a lush forest, to a stunning 30-foot waterfall.

“The New Wave", actually called “The Beehive Trail” is an alternative hiking destination to the famous “Wave” situated just inside the boundary of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area around Glen Canyon Dam. It’s easily accessible from Page, Arizona, and marked by a short, well-marked 1.9ish mile hike circuit around sandstone buttes and spires.

If you're looking for an exciting and adventurous way to enjoy the water at Lake Powell, jet skiing is a great option! With its crystal-clear waters and stunning scenery, Lake Powell is the perfect place to experience the thrill of speeding across the water through amazing rock wall canyons.