Celso Bayo Onofre is a film and digital photographer who has traveled and worked internationally and domestically. His photo projects have taken him to many countries as diverse as Cambodia, Indonesia, Turkey, Ethiopia, Norway, Peru and Brazil. He had exhibits in USA and Brazil. His photo "Hanging loose in Jeri" won a prestigious second place in a Canon/Forum's Magazine, Best annual 2000. One of his photos of Bay to Breakers "Elvis at the Balcony" was chosen in 2004 for a pioneer digital project called Project America 24/7.

Born and raised in Brazil, Celso has led many different ecotourism and photojournalism projects in Latin America. His extended studies in Digital Photography make him one of the pioneers and most influential professionals in digital photography in Brazil. After being a resident for the last 20 years, Celso became an American citizen and currently lives in California.

In February of 2007, a photo project called Mulheres Africanas (African Women), will be shown at the prestigious Espaço Cultural Banco Central in São Paulo, Brazil. Photos are from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Ethiopia.