to say that VOLTAGE was fun is an understatement.
Voltage was a success.
despite the intensifying heat of the summer, quite a number of people trooped to MJC studio to participate in the latest project of the talented MJ Cachero. after Le Vampire, we were wondering what sort of shoot he was going to come out with next and seeing the print ads for Voltage made the wait all the more worth it. Voltage is unlike any project i've seen before. its imaginative, creative and quite literaly a breakthrough.
this project has been in our calendars from the time our good friend MJ released the posters. and despite us having no intentions of getting our pictures taken, we wanted to be there to support him. what made the event fun was hanging out with good friends and finally seeing "online" people you only chance upon in multiply in the flesh. it was a chance to mingle with very talented people - models, photographers, make-up artists, and hairstylits. people who hopefully i will get the chance to work with in the future as i pursue this fascinating world of photography. we brought food that actually complemented the stuffed bread eco was hawking throughout the day which i'd have to say were very delicious. eco, props to you for your entreprenerial spirit. you are definitely going to go places.
mj dabbled between being serious and not so serious. people skills definitely on overdrive. it was fun to see him in action basking in the success of yet another project. he smiles more now you know. hopefully because we're such a fun posse our infectious laughter is rubbing off on him. there were a lot of well-wishers and fellow photographers who went there to support the project - us included. it was nice to see them make time to drop by and check the shoot out.
in between, mj even managed to prepare six of his much talked about roasted chicken. over wine and pizza and the yummy chicken, we had a blast talking about everything and nothing. it was the perfect way to cap the night away.
NOTE : Photos used in the collage is courtesy of our talented friend, Ron Ibay.
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