Ringside sports photographer, Carlos Baeza, captures the image of
fighters such as Oscar De La Hoya and legend Alexis Arguello. He is
a photographer for the World Boxing Council. He works diligently
to present true champions and tough competitors to the world.

Carlos was born in Mexico City and came, with his family, to Los
Angeles, California at the age of 10. He developed a love for animals.
At a young age he adopted pets like raccoons, wild birds and many dogs.

Carlos attended Cypress College in the eighties where he mastered
black and white fine art photography, admiring the beauty in the work
of Ansel Adams' landscapes. In the studio, Carlos developed his
advertising style for product photography, using lighting and
placement skills to expand his visual techniques on film. A boxing fan
since a very young age, he's been documenting every aspect of the
sport for over thirty years.

Carlos has also explored parts of Europe, China, traveling off the beaten
path to Poland and bringing home images filled with the emotions of
the people and mysteries of foreign lands.

Carlos served as Oscar De La Hoya's personal photographer in the early
2000's. He also served as the official photographer for the World Boxing Hall of Fame.
Working with Gary Shaw Boxing Promotions in California.
Currently he is photographing world Champions, Timothy Bradley and Yonnhy Perez,
for Thompson Boxing Promotions, as well as future boxing superstar Chris Arreola.

He now lives in Huntington Beach, California with his wife, Suzanne and two pet dogs.
A fun loving grandfather of four and a great grandfather of three.
He divides his time between his coastal home and a cabin in Big Bear Lake.
For fun he rides his Harley across numerous states and races his 572ci Hemi
"Alter wheel Base" 1965 Plymouth. He is currently very busy doing freelance work.