Podcast #57 – Conversation with Thomas Hawk – The Man of a Million Images
Kerry and David talk to Thomas Hawk who has a goal of having a million images published before he dies. To put this into perspective, that is 300-400 images posted online every week! You think putting up 1 image a day is a cool project, try 30-40! Thomas talks about his gear, his workflow, and his motivation. Hopefully this will inspire you to take on your own photography project regardless of the scale.
Thomas Hawk Links
- ThomasHawk.com
- Thomas Hawk on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/
- Thomas Hawk on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thomashawk
- http://worldwidephotowalk.com
- Kerry’s Photowalk: http://worldwidephotowalk.com/old-town-tustin-ca-usa
Show Hosts
Kerry Garrison
http://kerrygarrison.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/kerrygarrison Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/garrisonphotography
David Esquire
http://esquirephotography.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/esquirephoto Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/EsquirePhotography
This podcast is also available on iTunes.
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Hey guys, thanks so much had a great being on your show!
Thank you Thomas, I think it will be motivational to a lot of people.
Great message at the end there!
Wow guys. Inspirational show. Keep it up.
Hey Guys, Great show. I wonder why you didn't ask Mr. Hawk about uploading to a stock site? It sounds like he's already doing the tagging and keywords. Aren't the buyers checking stock sites before attempting a search on flickr? Inspirational show about work habits; i'm just wondering if it's less efficient than uploading to a stock site?
Looking forward to hearing next week!
Phil
GREAT SHOW. I never thought about all the detail shots from a wedding that could be sold on stock sites. I normally have at least 100 shoots per wedding that could be sold as stock. i need to look into this.
My wife and I have a project where we do a minimum of 24 pictures a week of our family. We have been doing this since the birth of our son as a way to share with the rest of the family. This podcast was really helpful because we can adopt aspects of his workflow into our own. Keep up the good work guys.
Kerry and David in this podcast David spoke about a piece of software that controls what photo applications start up when you plug your iphone/camera/etc into your mac. I couldn't find it online and was hoping you could point me in the right direction.
Regards,
Matt
Hey Matt,
Good Morning! Here's the free software that I was mentioning in the podcast: http://www.flexibits.com/.
I haven't given it a whirl just yet, but it looks pretty cool – cheers!
David
I'll play with it for a couple of days and let you know what I think.
Regards,
Matt
Hey Matt,
Right on – that would be dope.
Cheers!
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Hey Matt,
Thanks for the 411 on the software.
I'll have to give it a whirl as well & from what you wrote – it looks pretty simple to use.
Have a super weekend & thanks for the update – cheers!
Thomas mentioned a piece of software that search the net for uses of your images by unauthorized parties. Do you have more information on this software/service?
TinEye.com
Where can I find more info on the reverse image search software that was mentioned?
Thanks you guys. Love your show up in here in Florida.
PD: Kerry, I do miss Billy Mays to
Thanks you guys. Love your show up in here in Florida.
PD: Kerry, I do miss Billy Mays to