NOT QUITE READY TO LET IT GO // WHO DOESN’T LOVE A SUBWAY STATION PHOTOSHOOT?! #LOVEMYLOANDSONS
PENGUINS EVERYWHERE // LATE NIGHT IN SHIBUYAWhile the SL1 is the smallest DSLR on the market, it is still heavier then my regular point and shoot. I needed something to carry it in so it didn’t have to hang on my neck the entire time. Many bloggers that I follow had reviewed the Lo & Sons Claremont camera bag. I figured I would give it a try. It doesn’t look like your typical camera bag. It actually looks like a regular purse.
BAG LOST ON YAMANOTE LINE // FOUND #WINNING
This Claremont camera bag was our saving grace throughout Japan. It was able to hold my camera, two additional lenses (one pancake and one telephoto), my Prada wallet, our Global Advanced Communications Pocket Wifi, our Japan Rail Passes, snacks, two additional SD cards (in the SD slots), and last but certainly not least, Kirimi (our little sushi friend). Not only did it hold our entire lives, it is so chic too! This Claremont camera bag is also really light on its own. The only real weight is what you put inside of it. I got compliments on it from everyone we met. They were all so surprised that it was a camera bag and that it could hold so much. My husband was even impressed and he very rarely comments on my handbags!
READY FOR BREAKFAST SUSHI AT TSUKIJI FISH MARKET
BUT I DON’T WANT TO LEAVE…
COMING SOON: FULL JAPAN REVIEW – CAN’T WAIT TO SHARE OUR FAVORITE PLACES WITH YOU ALL!
**I paid full price for my Claremont camera bag. Lo & Sons did not pay me to use it and review it. These are all my own thoughts and opinions.
