The type of camera you use for photography makes no difference. A loving, open heart makes a photograph, not a camera. by Skip Cohen
I'm having some fun with great quotes, and the one above is one I shared 15 years ago on Facebook. I still hear people asking photographers, "What camera did you use?" Even in a world being touched by AI, it still amazes me that there are people who think it's the gear that makes the image, when it still takes an artist's creativity. So, the next time somebody asks you whose camera you use, there's a better answer. Years ago, I was in Tucson when Richard Avedon turned over his archives to the Center for Creative Photography. His travel camera, which he loved to play with at the time, was an old-style Polaroid SX-70.
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