There’s a moment every photographer recognizes—not when the shutter clicks, but when something human settles into the frame. A glance. A laugh. A fleeting gesture that will never happen again. In a recent conversation among Oakville Camera Club members, that truth surfaced clearly: photography isn’t about the device in your hand. It’s about the life you choose to notice—and preserve. One member pushed back, gently but firmly, on the idea that phone photography is somehow lesser. “A phone...