Camera vs phone?

This was my view yesterday. Now, I dont throw often, so when I get the urge - I go for it and throw many things. Yesterday, it was 2 bowls and 5 mugs. Still not a ton, I know, but I worked on other things too! I have a replacement mug to make for my friend Keith in Sydney, and a more local friend Amy, has begun hinting... oh so subtly.

Here's another work in progress picture:

Two shrines, textured and distressed a bit, now drying. And yes, those are owl pendants peeking out from the right side! Too sweet, looking forward to glazing those!

So - the question of the day - are these pictures decent enough? Is the image quality acceptable? I was reading a post somewhere - mind like a sieve, cant remember, so I couldnt link to it... The debate was voiced by an artist who had a really nice camera, which stayed home for the beauty shots, and a point and shoot to be out and about, pictures on the go. It got me thinking. I have a digital point and shoot, which takes great pix. I never take it with me. Whenever I am out and about I take pictures with my phone. These studio pix were shot with my  LG phone yesterday. I am willing to sacrifice some picture quality for convenience and practicality. I mean, I am in a ceramics studio, I am usually covered in clay - which I do not want inside and all over my camera. So the phone, which is always with me - is the perfect tool.

What are your thoughts on the matter?