SUMMARY
Omar Gonzalez, a photographer, suggests that the pursuit of merely 'good' photographs can become a creative bottleneck. He posits that photographers may settle for satisfactory results, which then hinders their ability to push boundaries and capture exceptional, groundbreaking images. This tendency to rely on what is known to work can prevent the exploration and risk-taking necessary for truly outstanding photographic achievements.
TAKEAWAYS
Consistently good photos can impede photographic progress.
Settling for 'good' may prevent the creation of 'best' shots.
Risk-taking is essential for achieving exceptional photographic results.