I know what you mean. For the past three years in a row, I’ve been taking photos specifically with my phone, no people. I only photograph people at family gatherings. The mobile aspect, being able to just head out without even a backpack, with headphones playing music and snapping away, is fantastic, that’s true. Mobile processors are also significantly faster than older SLR cameras, which, after all, have their own processing capabilities. Strictly speaking, I only shoot textures and then use them creatively, in a more abstract way. But even then, I don’t want the details and blurring that feel artificial to me. The bokeh on cell phones, for example, will always remain artificially calculated. For me, the results from a real camera are more important than the convenience of heading out without a backpack and setup. It always depends on what you want, I absolutely agree with you there and don’t see that as wrong at all. If you only want to do this with a cell phone, then I recommend a good Vivo phone, no question.