How has the rise of smartphone photography influenced the artistic approach of traditional photographers?

With the ubiquity of high-quality cameras on smartphones, photography has become more accessible to the general public. This shift has not only democratized the field but also created new genres such as smartphone photography and instant sharing cultures on social media platforms like Instagram. Traditional photographers, who often rely on DSLRs and intricate post-processing software, face the evolving challenge of navigating these new norms, which can sometimes prioritize immediacy over technique. This raises the question: how have these changes impacted their artistic approach, and in what ways have they adapted or resisted these trends to maintain the integrity and distinctiveness of their craft?