Meet Our Team 

Angie became the owner of Pasco Camera in April 2025, stepping into a business with nearly 30 years of history and a strong connection to the local photography community. Since taking ownership, she has immersed herself in learning about cameras, gear, brands, and—most importantly—the people who make up the Pasco Camera community.

Her goal is to honor Pasco Camera’s legacy while looking toward the future—bringing in new brands, products, gear, and services while continuing to make the store a welcoming place for photographers, creators, hobbyists, and anyone interested in photography.

Jim's interest in photography began in the 1970's taking photos of his Boy Scout troop's camping trips and other events with his Kodak Brownie camera.  While attending college in Joplin, Missouri, he was the editor of the school's yearbook for three years.  He moved back to the Tampa Bay area and worked for three local camera stores before he and his wife, Annette, opened Pasco Camera in 1995.  

Jim and Annette worked together for 30 years growing Pasco Camera into a successful business.  The store was awarded Florida Main Street Business of the Year, West Pasco Chamber Small Business of the Year, and received many other community awards. In 2025, the torch was passed onto the new owners, Angie and Jose Orrego.  Today, Jim works with Angie and the crew to help Pasco Camera continue to be the sucessful family run business it has been into the future.

Jamye is a recent graduate of the University of South Florida with a degree in Mass Communications and a background in video and documentary production. At Pasco Camera, she helps with day-to-day store operations, assists with social media and creative projects, and is often someone the team turns to when they need another perspective on an idea.

Outside of the shop, Jamye has spent years creating content for YouTube and continues to explore storytelling through music, dance, and performance. She's also passionate about recreational athletics and enjoys finding new ways to stay active, challenge herself, and learn new skills. Whether she's creating something new or trying something for the first time, Jamye is always finding ways to keep life in motion.

John moved to Florida from New York when he was a child and has lived here ever since. He went to the University of South Florida for computer science but later after a few career changes became a store manager for Ritz Camera. He left Ritz camera and went into business opening up New Age Photography with a partner. He now works at PHSC on a contract basis. 

John has worked at PHSC for over 15 years and has worked for PHSC as an adjunt instructor teaching photography and photoshop for the Continuing Education dept. and the Encore program. John has also taught at the career camps for middle school kids, a photographer for the Marketing Dept. and for the PHSC foundation. John also owns Inspire Photography.