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8 Reviews (100% Positive)

K Explore LLC
K Explore LLC • 1 years ago.
Took great care of my gear and made pickup and drop off a breeze! Hope to rent to again
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Owns Aputure LS 600D w/ Lantern 90 stand and sandbag

Jason Ketchmark
Jason Ketchmark • 2 years ago.
I've rented to Jamie before and he always takes care of the gear and is very easy to communicate and schedule with!
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Owns Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Lens for Sony E

Jason Ketchmark
Jason Ketchmark • 2 years ago.
Jamie was a great renter! Great communication and took care of of the gear! Would rent to again.
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Owns Godox VL300 LED Video Light (Aputure 300D Alternative)

Dingos Camera LLC
Dingos Camera LLC • 2 years ago.
Fantastic renter, smooth communication, highly recommended
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Owns Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS

Neillini Laya
Neillini Laya • 2 years ago.
Communicative, timely, would rent to again!
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Owns Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens

Kai Fink
Kai Fink • 3 years ago.
Everything went awesome! Jamie is super communicative, timely, and professional! will happily rent to him again!
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Owns Sigma E mount 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art

JB Camera Production & Rentals
Hey, gimme fiver' :-) Jamie Biver. Great conversationalist. Is a nice break to get a renter so invested in creating and experimenting with developing a creatively consistent look. Hope you find the look you're after (-: Let me know when you find the perfect portrait-lighting setup! Arts & Ideas by William Fleming Benozzo painted the fresco cycle of the Journey to the Magi that covers three walls of the chapel in the Medici Palace. A favorite subject for pomp and pageantry, Benezzo's talents were more than equal to their task. A sumptuously attired and caparisoned young Wise Man sits astride his splendid steed. Benezzo portrays three generations of the Medici family. From right to left, Piero de' Medici (in profile) appears at the head of the procession. Emblazoned on the lower part of the harness of his white horse is the motto 'Semper' (Forever), a part of the Medici coat of arms... (Page 248) Yeah man, keep on Emblazoning!? :-)P Ancient Egypt: Edited by David P. Silverman Couples are frequently depicted in both two- and three-dimensional art. In many cases, the woman places her arm around her husband's shoulder or waist, and in the statues of the New Kingdom the gesture is often reciprocal, each partner embracing the other. Egyptian society was male-dominated, the frequency with which the elite women were depicted alongside their husbands and sons shows that they were recognized as playing an important role within society. (Page 83) Well, so that's how they did it. Now you know what to do for your next Egyptian wedding photo shoot! " . . . social pressure was used to enforce conformity to accepted norms of behavior in relationships between women and men." I mean, now we know the norm, let's be fresh and un-normalize, when it's wise. Lol. Best to ya, looking forward to your next rental with JB!
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Owns 1.2K Magnetic HMI (1 OUT OF 2) Cinepar LTM Daylight