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Getting There

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STUDIO UPDATE There is still a short way to go to finish the studio.  The Studio Fundraiser offers a unique opportunity to collect a new print, two prints, or the Normandy Portfolio at a reserved price. For details, please contact me at  IturiSun@gmail.com  I look forward to your participation! Thank you for supporting the arts!  Leaning on the still packed enlarger. The far wall is where the sink will be installed. You see the air ventilation system tubing against the wall, waiting for the sink to be built See the first post, STUDIO FUNDRAISER for print details and PayPal link.
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In the Beginning

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This was the start of putting in the darkroom and dry studio space in the old barn. I can't believe their used to be horses in this place! Slowly but surely, it will be transformed. These pictures are from last fall, 2018. Starting from Scratch From the days this was a stable Framing going in... Floors going in, walls going up and door being framed
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Studio Fundraiser

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The works are about to begin. Thank you for your participation in the Studio Fundraiser New Normandy Studio BEFORE shot
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The DreamLight Come True

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DreamLight Studio  Air with Norman Life The view above my house I t’s been nearly two years since I was priced-out of the house in Santa Rosa (the house burned down in the Sonoma fires last October) and took refuge in my West Oakland studio of 30 years. Since then I packed up everything that was important for an epic move to France. After a few false starts, I have finally found home. The new house is big, rambling, and affordable. It sits on a knoll underneath a moody Norman sky with dazzling qualities of light. And there is a perfect darkroom space with a small adjoining studio. I was fortunate enough to spent a wonderful Christmas here even though the house was empty. The movers just brought my things from California last week, and it feels good to be home again.  “Photographs from my Backyard” is about a new visual journey. When artists move into new spaces, they typically see raw potential and create their own studios. Such is the case here; with just a bit of flo
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