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Event photography: by sport, and for organisers

Sharing and selling event photos with Photohawk Studio: guides for running, cycling, triathlon, trail, equestrian and obstacle events, and for organisers.

A Photohawk Studio event gallery of road race photos in a grid, each with the PREVIEW watermark and its capture time, under the gallery's name and a Find your photos button.
An event gallery on Photohawk Studio, searchable by bib number or a selfie. Photos: Pexels stock, by Eddson Lens and RUN 4 FFWPU.

By sport

How Photohawk Studio fits the way each sport is photographed, searched and sold.

For organisers

Offering photos to participants: free or paid, in your results, in your emails, and with privacy done properly.

More kinds of events

The same gallery works for matches, swimming, school sports days and graduations, dance and gymnastics, motorsport, concerts, festivals and conferences: people find their photos by selfie, by the number they wore, or by when and where they were.

  • A runner in a white vest breaking the finish tape of a town road race, arms raised, with the race clock beside him.

    Running and road races

    Bib numbers are read from every photo, and a selfie finds the runners whose number was hidden.

  • Cyclists in helmets and club kit racing round a corner on a town street.

    Cycling and sportives

    Numbers are often hidden on the bike, so selfie search and a collection for each climb or feed stop do the work.

  • Triathletes running into the sea at sunrise for the swim start of a triathlon in Alicante, Spain, silhouetted against the sun.

    Triathlon

    Swim, bike and run in one gallery, with a collection for each leg and race numbers read wherever they show.

  • A woman pushing through a muddy pit in an obstacle race, splashed with mud.

    Obstacle, mud and trail

    When mud covers the bib, a selfie still finds the photos, and collections follow the course.

  • Two amateur footballers on a grass pitch, one in an orange number 10 shirt shielding the ball from a player in dark blue.

    Football and team sport

    Players find themselves by selfie, and a collection for each match or team keeps a tournament in order.

  • Swimmers diving backwards from the wall at the start of a backstroke race in an outdoor competition pool.

    Swimming

    Caps and goggles hide faces in the water, so each race gets its own collection and swimmers browse by the time they raced.

  • A large group of graduates in gowns throwing their caps into the air on a lawn in front of a white university building.

    School sports days and graduations

    For events with children, switch selfie search off for the gallery: numbers, collections and time still work. Graduates find their moment on stage by selfie.

  • A ballroom couple dancing at a competition, the man in black with competitor number 561 on his back and the woman in a red fringed dress.

    Dance and gymnastics

    Competitor numbers are read like bibs, and each class, round or session can be its own collection.

  • Two motocross riders with race numbers on their bikes cornering on a dirt track, with spectators behind the tape.

    Motorsport and motocross

    Search by the number on the car or bike, or filter by the colour of the kit or the vehicle.

  • A rider in a black jacket and helmet on a chestnut horse clearing a show jumping fence at an outdoor competition.

    Equestrian

    Riders look for their round by class and ring, by their competitor number, or by selfie.

  • A big crowd at an outdoor music festival on a spring day, with a smiling woman on someone's shoulders, arms spread wide.

    Concerts and festivals

    There are no numbers in a crowd: people take a selfie and see the photos they're in, to buy or download free.

  • An audience in a theatre watching a speaker on a lit stage in front of a large presentation screen at a conference.

    Conferences and company events

    Attendees find their photos by selfie, and the organiser or a sponsor can make them free to download.

Photos: Pexels stock photos (Pexels License), not Photohawk customers.