Photohawk Studio

Event photography: by sport, and for organisers

Guides to sharing and selling event photos with Photohawk Studio: running, triathlon, cycling, 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.

Cycling sportive photography: photos riders can find, even without a bib on showHow to photograph a cycling sportive or gran fondo, organise the gallery by climb and wave, and help riders find photos when numbers are on their backs.Read more
Equestrian event photography: shows, eventing and riders who want every roundHow equestrian photographers can organise show and eventing galleries by ring and class, help riders find every round, and get photos online the same day.Read more
Obstacle and mud run photography: finding people when the bibs are covered in mudHow to photograph obstacle races and mud runs, where to stand, and how participants find their photos when numbers are muddy and faces are splattered.Read more
Running and marathon photography: getting race photos to every finisherA practical guide for running and marathon photographers: where to stand, how to organise the gallery, how runners find their photos and how to sell them.Read more
Trail and ultra running photography: covering remote courses and long daysHow to photograph trail races and ultras: positions on remote courses, uploading from slow connections, and helping runners find photos from a long day.Read more
Triathlon photography: helping athletes find photos from swim, bike and runHow triathlon photographers can cover swim, bike and run, organise the gallery by leg, and help athletes find photos when bibs are hidden.Read more

For organisers

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