I hate to see over processed photos. Years back, I subscribed to outdoor photography magazine until they had their landscape photography contest. The winners were the most garish, fake looking photos I’ve seen. Couldn’t believe it. Cancelled my subscription. Some people just can’t lay off the vibrancy and saturation sliders. These kinds of photos become the norm and people are sensitized to only appreciate a photo if it knocks your eyeballs out. It’s enough to make you stay with minimalist black and white!

All I can say is that according to the experts here, all you need is a cell phone to get high level professional quality images, because it's what you see and how you see it that's important, not whether you have an expensive camera or not. Your gear is probably overkill, so I would sell it all and get an IPhone. You probably already have one.

Or...

Others will say that you don't need any camera to get great pictures, you can just type your vision into a computer to get better images than come from any camera. AI is the future, so get in now. Be an early adopter. Get ahead of the curve.

Or do what I do, which is whatever I want to, because arguing over gear and whether this or that is better is an exercise in futility. You'll never hear anything new or different...