Deriva da “dun” con il suffisso “-in”

Hello new visitors and welcome, I’m Anna, a photographer from Piedmont in Italy, born in 2003 and raised among the hills of Monferrato. I graduated from an art high school and I’m currently studying a little of graphic design by myself. My photography mainly focuses on portraits, black and white imagery, and attention to detail, while staying open to experimentation. I started in 2020 as a self-taught photographer, working on personal projects, small events and private collaborations, capturing people and moments through my perspective. In 2024, I also gained international experience working as a tourist photographer in Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands. Now, why Dunin? In the Piedmontese dialect, “dunin” is an affectionate diminutive. It is often used as a nickname or a term of endearment, the kind you use for someone you care about. For a long time it was my nickname within my family — the “little lady” of the house — and it stayed with me so deeply that it eventually became the name that now wraps around my art.