Catherine Herrera Photography

Catherine Herrera, S.F.-based photographer and filmmaker, visits local eatery, Hooker's Sweet Treats, in San Francisco's L Nob Hill/TL neighborhood. Delectable carmel and bread budding with SighGlass Coffee! Or purchase through Bi-Rite Market or directly at www.hookerssweettreats.com. Enjoy!

Catherine Herrera continues the 'Journey in Photography' in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood, home to Plow restaurant on 18th Street. Stroll over and catch a unique view of San Francisco. Discover Goat Hill Pizza, or stop in at Bloom's Saloon. The view from any angle is spectacular and reminds one of the enduring spirit of San Francisco's character.

San Francisco may not seem like your typical rodeo - and it isn't! - but the City caters to all interests, including the Cow Palace's annual Grand National Rodeo. Started in 1941, the Rodeo returns October 07-08, 2022. For more info and tickets, visit https://www.cowpalace.com/events/2022/grandnationalrodeo

Urban Air Market popped up in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco on Sunday, August 18, 2013, and joined by planners and representatives of Pier 70 and Forest City, to share proposed development plans for Pier 70 with the wider San Francisco community. The marketplace housed unique artisan vendors at the edge of the Bay.

Photojournalist Catherine Herrera lived in the Mission District of San Francisco after moving to the City to work on a PBS documentary. Like so many City residents, the effects of gentrification were impossible to miss, and which she began documenting beginning with the market slow-down in 2007. The 2020 COVID pandemic might have been much worse had there been no assistance for rental and other support.

'Relations' is a series taken of the de Young Museum while filming and documenting the Native American Programming Committee meetings and presentations from 2009-2011. The members of the NAPC reflect San Francisco and Bay Area's diverse Native and Indigenous community. In 2012, I presented a short documentary and video installation, 'Bridge Walkers,' which screened in the Viewing Tower - the first time in the museum's history - as a site-specific installation. You can view images from that screening under the 'Bridge Walkers 2012' Portfolio from the drop down menu. In 2013, I am editing the first 30-minute program of 'Relations,' featuring Kim Shuck and Michael Horse. 'Relations' Series Prints can be purchased directly by clicking on the image. Online donations to current projects are appreciated for broader distribution. http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/fiscal/profile?id=3453 Write info@catherineherreraphotography.com for more information.

Precita Eyes Muralists Association, Inc was established in San Francisco's Mission District, offering community-based, inner-city mural arts programming since 1977. Dedicated to enriching urban environments through beautiful murals creation in community collaboration processes that reflect the concerns of the community members, bringing art into their daily lives. Visit https://www.precitaeyes.org for more information.

In 2014, Alejandro 'Alex' Nieto, born and raised in San Francisco, his parents originally from Guanajuato, Mexico was shot more than 50 times, sparking protests, marches and civil actions. I was invited to attend and photograph one of the marches. To learn more, visit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Alex_Nieto