One From Austin ::
Just finished my 2nd day of teaching this week in Texas. Tonight I’m in Austin. We wrapped up at 2:30am. I’m beat but I wanted to share at least one from the OneLight… even though this one is TwoLights. 
Cheers, Zack
Just finished my 2nd day of teaching this week in Texas. Tonight I’m in Austin. We wrapped up at 2:30am. I’m beat but I wanted to share at least one from the OneLight… even though this one is TwoLights.
Cheers, Zack
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Evan said on October 16, 2009
HAWT
Frank said on October 16, 2009
Zack,
thank you for sharing this one.
A phantastic strong image, very inspirational!
Kae Hall said on October 16, 2009
Awesome – ordered my dvd this week – can’t wait for it get here! Would love to come to a One Light Workshop but being in Germany doesn`t help.
Ivan said on October 16, 2009
Looks like you already the name of the next workshop series.
Ivan said on October 16, 2009
Year 2020. Zack Arias runs the 101 lights workshop a.k.a “eat that McNally”
Alexandra said on October 16, 2009
Beautiful shot
Wish I could have attended 
Heinz Schmidt said on October 16, 2009
Mmmm… looks a bit muddy….
JOKE! Awesome shot Zack!
Also, welcome back in the land of the website critique, great stuff.
Heinz
Phil R said on October 16, 2009
Damn, that is good stuff. Hope you can make it up to Baltimore some time!
Stephanie said on October 16, 2009
Gorgeous – great light, great moment
Nev said on October 16, 2009
Thats a great shot.
The second light up in the left corner or is that a street lamp? Curious where you threw your 2nd light here.
Marcelo said on October 16, 2009
wow !!!!!
What a shot buddy !!! simple, powerful, beautiful !!!
Martin said on October 16, 2009
That’s an awesome shot. Full of character and detail and very memorable. Congrats on getting through the first few months with the baby. Tough going but worth it. Cheers, Martin
Jase said on October 16, 2009
that is a sweet shot Zack!
just lovin the whole set and the expression too
Ian Mitchell said on October 16, 2009
Sweet shot! Grittty!
Bryan Lathrop said on October 16, 2009
man, zack, that is a gorgeous shot. I gotta get to one of your workshops next year. Keep your eyes peeled for the big bald guy from Philly.
Phil said on October 16, 2009
Thats nice, you hid the kickstand well in the rear tire.
I am B. said on October 16, 2009
Zack,
I’m in total agreement with Phil here in that if you made it up to Baltimore sometime that would be quite awesome.
B.
P.S. – HINT HINT
Charles Verghese said on October 16, 2009
Heya Zack,
Love the shot & the mood it has..but I think the cars in the background…I would loose them…imho!
Otto Rascon said on October 16, 2009
Dang, that is a sweet image. I love the quality of light and his skin tone. This is an overall pimpin’ shot. Thanks. Oh, and will you ever be coming to Chicago? Peace.
Ryan Gibson said on October 16, 2009
Awesome shot!! I have to agree with Charles though, the car on the left is a bit distracting. Still awesome though!!
zack said on October 16, 2009
@Nev – The 2nd light is that light up in the top corner. A flash with a Honl Photo 1/8 grid.
@Charles – I know! I was complaining about that as I shot it but I couldn’t get them towed away fast enough.
Cheers,
Zack
Eric E said on October 16, 2009
Trying out some ideas for next year’s TwoLight Workshop? Sweet!
Steven Erat said on October 16, 2009
I think the top corner light really adds to the composition,as does the building on the right which anchors the vertical nature of the image.
Kim S said on October 16, 2009
Nice shot Zack. Im bitter I didnt make the LA workshop after we all got to hang out with you at the meet-N-greet. Next time!
walephotos said on October 16, 2009
nice. can’t wait to see more.
+1 for coming to baltimore (though i live in DC…but i’ll take what i can get).
matt s. said on October 16, 2009
“@Charles – I know! I was complaining about that as I shot it but I couldn’t get them towed away fast enough.
Cheers,
Zack”
Don’t they know who you are!
Glyn Dewis said on October 16, 2009
Another great Zack; keep ‘em coming.
Cheers,
Glyn
Julia said on October 16, 2009
Nice shot! Thanks for visiting our cool town, Zack. We were so happy to have you!
Clay said on October 16, 2009
Nice, simple yet very insirational.
Zac said on October 16, 2009
Hope you enjoyed Austin and were able to get out and enjoy some of the local flavor and great live music!
Gina said on October 16, 2009
Oh my gosh, Zack. When I left the studio at 2:30am last night/morning after an intense workshop from you, I tiredly went up to my hotel room. As said my prayers, and want to be honest, I thanked God for allowing me to meet and learn from you. You have changed my every thought of a single light. I am getting ready to download my images and will post… my motorcycle shot in color
You are the best! Stay tuned for the vacuum cleaner shots to come
Sissel said on October 16, 2009
I love Austin! Have a place out there. I agree with Zac above….Austin is to be enjoyed and there is so much to experience there. Hope you were able to get out and enjoy it. Great shot!
zack said on October 17, 2009
@Gina – I can’t wait to see them!
Cheers,
Zack
Catalina said on October 17, 2009
beautiful, Zack!
hope to see you in NYC!
James A said on October 17, 2009
I love high contrast black and white photos! The angle of the pose works perfectly with the angle of the bike. Awesome shot!!!
imthiaz houseman said on October 18, 2009
wow…can’t wait to see more!
Tyler Nutter said on October 18, 2009
It was great learning from you Zack, and I’m glad you got a chance to take advantage of my motorcycle. I cant wait until next time!
Tyler Nutter said on October 18, 2009
It was great learning from you Zack, and I’m glad you got a chance to take advantage of my motorcycle. I cant wait until next time!
GLENSCOLAN said on October 19, 2009
wondeful, veru great job
Steve White said on October 19, 2009
Love it! Can’t wait to see you in Denver some day
Fatih said on October 19, 2009
Hi Zack,
How do you sync your flash in night shots where your shutter speed is slow due to ambient exposure? Is it rear or front sync?
I could not find a way to rear-sync my camera and off camera flash in manual mode triggered via PW’s..
Kim Nielsen said on October 19, 2009
I have officially gone from flash stupid to flash informed. I have so been enlightened! I went to a concert on Friday night, and was a total nerd half the time thinking “how would I light this situation?” I’m a changed woman!
david said on October 20, 2009
I am disgusted that you would take advantage of a motorcycle. What have you become
scotty wade said on October 20, 2009
Man oh man… love this shot! After drooling over it for a few minutes I found myself wondering what it would look like with the headlight turned on (on the motorcycle)
P.S. I’ve got Daniel Johnston’s “speedy motorcycle” song stuck in my head now, ha!
guphotography said on October 22, 2009
Hi Zack,
The light on the top left corner, was that a flash light or street light?
Many thanks
PierLuc said on October 22, 2009
Awesome capture! I love it! Did you think about giving courses in Canada one day
?
Lewosky said on October 24, 2009
Love the lighting. also like the motorbike.
Well done indeed!
Cheers.
andy said on October 30, 2009
Zack,
Thanks for rocking Austin and the studio. We hope you will come back soon. We had a BLAST.
Phillip Solomon said on October 30, 2009
Zack, It was great working with you and all who attended the workshop, I had a great time being your Subject,
I still cant believe its me in the photos..
you are Amazzzing.
Looking forward to working with you in Atlanta
Nicola Wilson said on December 2, 2009
That’s it!! I’m finishing that teleporter machine i’ve been working on… just for the soul purpose that I can teleport myself to Atlanta!