It happens quite a bit. When we least expect, the perfect shot happens. In moments like these, our fancy equipment at home is of little use to us. Whatever is in our pocket may be all that we have.  It could very well be all that we need.

Gadgets like the classic cellular phone Nokia 3720 may be just what might be in a lot of people’s pockets these days. It is a cellular phone with a handy 2 megapixel camera that takes photographs and short videos.

It seems to be one of the directions where today’s technology is taking us: a world of tiny gadgets able to fit into our hands and do everything. We seem to be having less need to carry around a big bag.

Gadgets like the Nokia 3720 can be amazingly durable too. The amusing video below is a testament to the Nokia 3720′s durability.

Renowned, award-winning action photographer iPhone photography project. “The best camera is the one that’s with you,” he says, and for Chase, that camera is his iPhone.

Chase takes photos, edits them using applications in his iPhone, and shares them on his Twitter and his iPhone photography site. He takes between one up to a thousand photos in this, and shares the ones he thinks are his best to the world. And if you’ve seen his iPhone photos, there will be no question in your mind that indeed, taking remarkable photos has little to do with the camera you use. Like Chase, all you really need is an eye for photography and a handy dandy camera like the iPhone.

A photo taken by Chase using his iPhone

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“The best camera is the one that’s with you.”

And for Chase Jarvis, that camera would be his iPhone.

A lot of people complain that the iPhone camera isn’t good, and that it doesn’t take good photos. Well, Chase successfully proved with this project that a “good photo” is not defined by a cutting-edge camera, but rather, by the one who takes the shot. He takes between 1 to 1000 photos every day, he says, and to some that may be a tad too obsessive. Well when someone really loves what he does, and he has the thing he needs to do it all time, why shouldn’t he?

Chase shares at least one photo everyday, taken and directly uploaded from his iPhone, through his iPhone photo gallery contains his favorite shots, completely untouched by Photoshop and are post processed using only iPhone applications.

Here are some photos Chase took using…