My Story
After working in the field for more than six years taking photos for universities, corporations and restaurants, I wanted to find a way to bring my skills and knowledge to the classroom. Being a former yearbook photo editor in high school, joining the Walsworth Yearbooks team was the next logical step.
I bring my knowledge of sports, events and portrait photography to help my schools achieve their photography dreams. I cover everything from the basic understanding of how to use their photography gear and what they should be looking for, to more advanced topics like how to use to studio lights on location. I have helped many students enter scholarship programs with universities who are current customers – such as Loyola Marymount University, California Baptist University, University of California-Irvine and Biola University, just to name a few.
When I am not yearbooking, I spend my time collecting pops, cycling, gaming and taking photos.
2024 San Diego Yearbooks Workshop
Come join us August 2-4th at Cal State San Marcos for 2024 San Diego Yearbooks Workshop.
Our summer workshop is a comprehensive event for all levels of advisers, staff, editors and photographers. It includes instruction on design, writing techniques, photography, and technology instruction for Adobe Photoshop®, Adobe InDesign® and Yearbook 360.
For more information visit https://sandiegoyearbooks.com/.
Hear What People Are Saying
Carlos always answers all my questions, lends a hand in anything I need or my staff needs. He is knowledgeable about the product and the process which allows us to make a better product. He also supports our goals for the year and guides us when we ask for advice.
– Angel Chapman, Yearbook Adviser, Bernardo Heights Middle School, San Diego, California
I recommend Carlos without reservation. I was consistently impressed with his leadership, attitude and proactivity during the time that we worked together. He is organized, effective, patient, extremely helpful and has a natural ability to articulate ideas making the work of the yearbook adviser more manageable.
– Maria Diaz, Yearbook Adviser, St. Mary’s School, Aliso Viejo, California
They know me, as a person. I’m not just an account, or another teacher. The Walsworth Community knows who I am, as a whole person. They know my dog’s name, they celebrated my recent engagement, they check in on me… and none of it is because they have to, or because I am a customer. They truly care about the people that they work with.
– Jessica Young, Yearbook Adviser, Orange Glen High School, Escondido, California
