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Manila By Night V3.0 : A night with hobbyist photographers

Manila By Night
Written by Mj Gonzales


There were events in your life that’s simply unforgettable. Perhaps, you found enjoyment or great realization in those things. With Manila By Night version 3 last December 30, I found it a worthy photowalk event as I rediscovered Manila’s richness, learned photography 101 for free with friends, and experienced I am part of passionate community.

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Manila by Night V.2

Are you afraid of the dark?  Well, if it happens that you come with people packed with camera and enthusiasm your fear will turn into fun. This is something I experienced when I joined Manila By Night of Powerhouse G5 last 2013 of December 29 that hopefully you’ll try next time.

Manila By Night as in the movie?

No, but you can create audio visual presentation, music video or documentary out of it because it’s a long photowalk in the famous and historical places. Yes, Powerhouse G5 (PhG5) do this after 6 in the evening when you’ll witness the other side of Manila, when you depend on the capabilities of your camera and  when all you have to do is to explore.
 In my years here on earth, I can’t count how many times I visit Manila Cathedral, San Agustin Church, Sta. Cruz Church, Binondo, Metropolitan Theater, Philippine Post Office and other areas inside or outside Intramuros. But seeing those places at night is like seeing Manila in different dimension. The colourful lights that give life to statuesque buildings, ordinary alleys and neglected infrastructure invite you to take pictures.  It’s a great time to challenge your skills in photography while considering also the historical richness of your objects.  To tell you, I enjoyed listening to PhG5 founders Stephen Pamorada and Axl Guinto because though they are younger than me, they know so many facts.  Okay now, I can’t boast that I’m good in history.

A fun adventure for Owls courtesy of PhG5

Are you sensitive in UV rays or heat of the scorching sun? This friendly and safe adventure of PhG5 is definitely cool for night owls (and early birds too) like me.   This is also what’s nice about in photowalk when the moon is up there because you don’t need to bring extra paraphernalia such as fan, cap or umbrella.   You’ll enjoy socializing with fellow bloggers, travellers or photographers.
Honestly, there are many things you’ll realize in doing photowalk like your knowledge about Philippine history, the real status of our cultural heritage sites (hello Metropolitan theatre!), and if you’re really into photography. By the way, do you know the famous ice cream parlor along Escolta?
So see you soon in Manila By Night or other photowalks of Powerhouse G5!      


Photowalk Location from Binondo to Luneta Park
Written by:  and Photo by Axlppi



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Inside Ayuntamiento de Manila EXCLUSIVE

The 1st multimedia group who had the privilege to enter and experience the grandeur of one of the old Manila’s most important edifice during the Spanish and American periods.


We had a very rare chance to enter inside the reconstructed Casa Consistorales, also known as the Ayuntamiento de Manila building in Intramuros' Plaza Roma through the monthly Postal Heritage Tour of Sir Lawrence Chan. It is one of the most historic site in the Philippines, being the first City Hall of Manila, Office of the Spanish Governor General, the first House of Representatives, the first Supreme Court, among other significant functions. The original building was destroyed during World War II, and in 2010 reconstruction has been started to house the offices of the Bureau of the Treasury. One of the most grandiose features of the Ayuntamiento is the Marble Hall, where the Congress held its sessions before its transfer to the Legislative Building. In the same hall were the remains of Dr. Jose Rizal placed for funeral rites before its eventual transfer to the Rizal Monument in December, 1912. Reconstruction is still ongoing, and the building is yet to open to the public most probably this year.

Special thanks to sir Lawrence Chan of Filipinas Stamp Collector's Club and Atty. Tan, the administrator of the Ayuntamiento de Manila Building, for this awesome experience.

Here some of the pictures inside the Ayuntamiento de Manila









Contribute article by Stephen Pamorada and Axl Guinto
Photo by Matthew Dumlao

All photos here are exclusive property of the Powerhouse G5 and their Elite Members.

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