The Ana Isabel Photography Blog

Secretary Julián Castro endorsed Senator Elizabeth Warren at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, New York on January 7. For the last year, I was Secretary Castro’s photographer, and it was exciting to photograph him during his historic run.     For more campaign photos, take a look at the following posts: 2020 Presidential Candidate: Sec. Julián […]

The Liberty and Justice event held by the Iowa Democrats is one of the largest political events during the cycle. I was tasked with photographing Secretary Julián Castro during this event for his presidential campaign. The event felt less of a political one and more of a sporting event. The arena was packed, there were […]

My coverage for for presidential candidate, Julián Castro, continued through the Houston Democratic Debates, held at Texas Southern University.   TSU was filled with excited supporters for the various candidates.     Shortly after, it was time for Secretary Castro to do his walkthrough. You may be seeing double in some of the photos– his […]

Over the last few months, I’ve photographed Democratic Candidate for President, Julián Castro. He is the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (under President Obama) and former Mayor of San Antonio. In September, we traveled to Houston for the democratic debates. The week kicked-off with the Castro Country Rally at Warehouse Live.   Events […]

PODER PAC celebrated Women’s History Month by bringing together several Latina Congresswomen and prominent Latina political leaders. Guests included Congresswomen Nydia Velazquez (D-NY), Sylvia Garcia (D-TX), Grace Napolitano (D-CA), Veronica Escobar (D-TX), Norma Torres (D-CA), Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-FL), Voto Latino President María Teresa Kumar, UnidosUS President and CEO Janet Murguia, and D&P Creative Strategy CEO […]

Earlier this year, I had the honor of photographing for Presidential Candidate Julián Castro‘s campaign during his People First rally in San Antonio. If elected, Julián would be the first Latino president of the United States. “I wasn’t born a front runner. I didn’t grow up a front runner. The people who grew up with me, we […]