Atlanta based editorial music photographer, Zack Arias.

Fri , July 18th, 2008
car_reflection.jpg I have had an amazing time out here with the Boulder OneLight!  Big thanks to Stacy Z and her awesome husband, Brad, for bringing me out to the Rockies for a great workshop.   I'm exhausted and I have to be up early to catch my bird back to Atlanta.  More later. The photo above was shot after Midnight. Great skies today and tonight! Cheers, Zack

9 Responses to “Checking In From Boulder, CO”

  1. Man Zack…I’m starting to see the difference between a pro and an amateur photographer….I would of thought that it all depended on the amount of money you had to spend on equipment.

    By following this blog and your adventures I’m starting to see the “LIGHT” …it seems like it all has to do with desire….well a burning desire…. I mean you have so many projects that you work on constantly….aside from raising your two boys.

    This is the light… You get back proportionately what you put in.

    Well thanks for the blog diary, I better learn to GOYA more often OR parish.

  2. Hey Zack,

    I’m counting the days till I get my DVD! Any chance the disc 2 montage will be posted soon?

    Also, just wanted to say thanks for all the info you share.

    Another fan from Cali,
    Mike

  3. it was an amazing workshop. thanks for all the great information, zac. and a big thanks to our two outstanding models.

  4. Gorgeous shot. Would you mind saying a bit about the setup for this?

    I would’ve expected that the shutter speed on this would’ve been too fast to give you decent ambient lighting from the moon, but I’m obviously wrong here.

    Thanks!
    Aaron

  5. Beautiful, as always!!!

  6. Great shot. Makes my mouth water waiting on the DVD I have ordered.

  7. great to meet you finally! thanks for your inspiration. be well and i hope to see you sooner than later :)

  8. I really like how you got the correct exposure to reflect off the car window and balance the flash with all of it. Did you meter to get it right? Thanks for posting.

  9. @Erik – I typically do not meter anything. I’ll shoot a frame or two to dial in my flash exposure and then adjust my shutter for ambient. I usually get to my exposure in 2 or 3 frames.

    Cheers,
    Zack

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