I don’t know what I did in a previous life to upset the sporting Gods but it must have been bad as I was born in a time and a place that made me a Hull City supporter during a period in their history when they were, to be honest, awful.

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Blink Colony photographer Jon Jeffress shares how he has become a successful event photographer; what to shoot, when & where and even what type of printer to take with you. Plus, of course, some fine examples of his work taken in Florida, Alabama and Georgia…

Blink Colony was recently chosen by the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program (MBNEP) to assist in the presentation of the initial draft of the organization’s 2013-2018 Comprehensive Conservation Management Plan.

Having become enthusiastic about photography, I always looked for something to do on the weekend that would provide good photo opportunities. I was also in the process of refining my skills with High Dynamic Range photography.

Our rapidly changing world will soon take another leap in the area of info and communications delivery. Corning, a company known for innovations in glass including high-heat, virtually indestructible cooking utensils and surfaces, introduces “A Day Made of Glass.”

I love a well crafted and, most importantly, an informative InfoGraphic.  Here’s a great example from our good friends over at HubSpot showing you an easy way through the decision maze of whether to hire marketers or contract them.

The Graphene Theme for Wordpress is the brainchild of Syahir Hakim a Malaysian student currently doing undergraduate studies at the University of Auckland in New Zealand.

18th century artisans often used a drawing to represent their craft. They realized many customers may not be literate, but they knew a picture of an anvil meant Blacksmith.

The hugely successful “Switch to Sewer’ program was developed and implemented by Charlie Baumhauer during his time as Marketing Director with Alabama’s largest private wastewater entity.

Explore the sites and sights of the Gulf Coast as seen through the viewfinder of Blink Colonist Jon Jeffress: Sunrise in Arlington Park, Mobile, Alabama.