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As we jealously scroll through L.A.'s essential Instagram accounts, we can't help but think why that isn't us out there on that mountaintop or brunching it up by the ocean. Well, it's about time we start to tackle some of our bucket list items—and humble brag the crap out of our covetable conquests in the process. We're all guilty of particular Instagram posts, but these photo ops deserve a spot in your camera roll. Do it for the likes. Do it for the sense of exploration. It doesn't matter the reason—these are the 15 memorable photo ops around L.A. to which you should aspire.
Trek into the wilderness north of Azusa and you'll eventually come upon this 1936 bridge that leads to, well, nowhere.
You've taken out-of-towners to see the sign from afar, but start a hike in Griffith Park and wrap up behind the iconic Hollywood Sign.
You owe yourself a visit to L.A. City Hall's semi-secret observation deck.
Surf's up—just don't ruin your phone in the process.
If you're going to brave the 1,000-foot-high Skyslide, you're going to want some photographic evidence.
Don't let the palm trees (and drought) fool you—it's easy to find snow in L.A. Just venture up Angeles Crest Highway in the winter and you're sure to see the white stuff by the time you hit Newcomb's Ranch.
Photos aren't allowed inside of the members-only club, so you'll need to work on your sleight of hand to snap a pic.
Julius Shulman's photograph of Case Study House #22 is about as iconic of an L.A. image as you can find. Try your hand at recreating it with a visit to the Stahl House.
It's not easy to score an invite to this in-house pop-up dinner, but do so and you'll find Wolvesmouth to be one of the best dining experiences in L.A.
Just don't stare through your camera lens too much if you have a weak stomach.
Sure, you've been on the best Disneyland rides, but have you been inside the theme park's members-only speakeasy? Bring us along and we'll be happy to snap your photo.
As one of L.A.'s best beaches, El Matador also consistently provides stunning sunsets.
The sun comes up over the mountains to the east and sets the whole sky ablaze. The Hollywood Bowl Overlook is an easily approachable spot with a perfect vantage point.
At 10,000 feet, it's the highest peak in the county—you've earned this photo op.
Grab tickets to a Friday night game at Dodger Stadium and you can watch the post-game fireworks show from the field.
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