I've been shooting with a full-frame mirrorless kit for years, but last month I took a week-long trip using only my phone and a compact point-and-shoot. The results surprised me—not because the phone matched my camera's image quality, but because I actually engaged more with scenes instead of fiddling with settings. Some of my sharpest shots came from the cheap camera, which made me wonder: is the obsession with gear actually holding photography back? Have you found that limits, whether from equipment or constraints, push you toward better creativity, or do you still believe the tool matters more than the eye behind it?