for his first solo exhibition. Full Circle was a critical success and drew wide attention to Di Camillo's work. His work was featured in the 2018 Perugia Social Photo Fest in Perugia, Italy. Di Camillo was commissioned to photograph the denizens of Louisiana in November 2016. His subjects included descendants of slaves, the Lake Charles SWAT team and a leader of the United Daughters of The Confederacy. The following year, he carried out a similar project in Cuba. In February 2019, Di Camillo received international attention for his portraits and exposure of the homeless community in affluent Cape May County, N.J. That same month, Di Camillo's work was featured in The O.G. Experience, an art exhibit in Manhattan, inspired by and sponsored by HBO Films' drama, O.G.. The art on display was created by artists who were formerly incarcerated in the U.S. prison system. Di Camillo shared a collaborative exhibition and panel discussion with internationally acclaimed fashion, fine art and documentary photographer Jamel Shabazz at the Photoville festival in Brooklyn in September 2019. Di Camillo conducts workshops in New York City and other cities (including Havana). He currently resides in Staten Island, NY. COVID-19 Photography Di Camillo was a primary photographic and video documentarian of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in New York City. He is credited with exposing the overflow conditions in funeral homes caused by the crisis. The exclusive photo exposé, written with John Griswold, was published in the Common Reader in April 2020. Awards Di Camillo was listed among LensCulture magazine's 100 Top Street Photographers Awards of 2016 (in its international competition among artists in 141 countries) and a finalist in its 2018 Portrait Awards. References Living people American contemporary artists Photographers from New York (state) Documentary photographers Year of birth missing (living people)