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Black-Out Photoshoot

The place is set, the black shirts are on and the dramatic shadows were just in the right tone! Perhaps you are all a bit puzzled of what is this all about, well we’re talking about first exclusive photo shoot for the year 2013 of Powerhouse G5(PhG5), held at Gimikan.com, Las Piñas Last march 9^th. The said photo shoot was entitled “Black out” and as what the term connotes I believe that it, somehow, gives you a hint of what to expect in the photographs.

The theme used same as the title was called “Blackout” a modern yet classy approach in photography where the primary color of the elements used was mostly black. The said theme is one of the trendiest themes used by various photographers nowadays and it was just a fascinating concept for the newest PhG5 photo shoot.

The photographer for PhG5’s Blackout photo shoot was Mr. Troy Espiritu (credentials) and he is one of the newest addition into the growing family of the said group, and through this photo shoot he had proven he’s worth on PhG5.

Now here are the following models who were actually some of the pioneers and some of the newest members of PhG5 which are built up by aspiring photographers and bloggers.

Charlie Anne Espiritu

Axl Guinto

Mecoy

Mark John Dañas

Overall the shoot was a success and from here we can expect more great and interesting photo shoot to come.

For More Photos of the event you can go on the official facebook http://www.facebook.com/PowerhouseG5

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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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About Us

The Powerhouse G5 (PHG5) is the synthesis of the various form of bloggers, travelers, mass media with photography as the soul that binds these groups into one.

The group aims to learn together and grow together as individual of various backgrounds. It promotes cultural diversity, heritage awareness. PhG5 also intend to foster long lasting friendship and camaraderie beyond the online-world.

In 2010, the group originated from Powerhouse SocialMedia , a mini-production outfits collaborating with group of students from De La Salle - College St.Benilde catering events management such as concerts, films and tvc. After a year, the group decided to split and focus on their various specialized fields.

On July 1, 2012, the group was reformed by 6 individuals from its first official gathering in Makati City. It was then reorganized as a multi-media group highlighted as Powerhouse G5. The newly formed group to cater for bloggers, travelers, photographers, graphic artists and video-graphers.

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