Raul Colon - photographer, digital marketer & writer living on the beach in Puerto Rico.

Photographer ♦ WordPress Developer ♦ Activist

Activism via Entrepeneurship

Raúl's experience as an entrepreneur allows him also to support social and environmental causes. By coaching activists into achieving successful crowdfunding campaigns and improving their communications to reach their overall goals.

Most of this work is done and financed by Raúl's Photography.

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Stuff I Write

ASTA International Destination Expo 2011 Puerto Rico

Governor Fortuño on Tourism Efforts ASTA IDE

U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program runners Maj. Dan Browne (bib No. 1) and Spc. Robert Cheseret (bib No. 11) flank the front line of fast starters in the 26th running of the Army Ten-Miler on Oct. 24 at the Pentagon. Cheseret finished third with a time of 48 minutes, 28 seconds. Brown was fourth in 48:22. U.S. Army photo by Tim Hipps, FMWRC Public Affairs

Pacing Myself!

Thank You Hispanicize Presentation Lisa Webb Episcopal Church

Speaking Does Pay Off!

11+1 Awesome People 1 Great Conference #hispz11

Is a Debit Card an Authorized Id for Travel?

LAX TSA Supervisor Says I need a US Passport To Travel To Puerto Rico

Parking Reserved For Employees

Men Also Go Grocery Shopping!

Simple but Effective Advertising

Photography of Puerto Rico & Travel

Summer In Condado

Playa de Ballenas en Guanica

Puerto Rico’s Earthquake Relief Photo Prints Package

Puerto Rico's March Asking Rossello to Resign

Puerto Rico’s Protests Photo Prints Package

Puerto Rico Flag In Protests Marching From Capitolio to Fortaleza

Puerto Rico’s Massive Protest In Front of La Fortaleza

Puerto Rico’s Massive Protest at Dusk in Old San Juan

Puerto Rico’s Protest in Front of el Capitolio Asking Rossello to Resign

Puerto Rico Flag in Old San Juan March Asking Rossello to Resign

“I have learned from others of the importance of not having to ask for permission to move forward. I want you to do the same and push your efforts a bit further than what you think you would be able to achieve”

– Raúl Colón