New gear won’t make you a better photographer! Good photography isn’t a gear problem, it’s a decision-making problem. Most people upgrade cameras hoping for sharper images, better colors, or more “professional” results, when what’s actually missing is intent. Where is the light coming from? What’s the subject really about? What story are you trying to tell, and why should someone care? Great photos come from understanding timing, composition, and emotion, not from higher megapixels. I’ve shot in terrible weather, unpredictable conditions, and with limited setups, and the shots that mattered were never about the camera in my hands, but the choices I made in the moment. Learn to see first. The gear can come later. Use what you have and go create your vision.