Imaging recource: Self-taught in the cell: How photography helped a prisoner reform and find new ways to connect

    New York-based street photographer Donato Di Camillo actually became interested in street photography while confined within the walls of a medium-security federal prison. This wasn’t the first time the 47-year-old Di Camillo found himself on the wrong side of the law; his first arrest came at age 12 for theft. After serving his 36-month sentence (Di Camillo was facing a maximum sentence of 20 years for his crimes associated with connections to the Colombo crime family) he was released to spend three years on house arrest and...
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