Though an endocrinologist, thyroids do not appear in Mario DiGirolamo’s photography.
In 1959, DiGirolamo moved from his native Rome, Italy to New York City for his medical residency at Columbia University. After moving back to Rome for a couple of years, he moved to Atlanta to accept a position at Emory University. Though a physician, he mostly does scientific research.
Photography has always been DiGirolamo’s passion. His first photo book focused on Rome, and his upcoming release, “Visione,” contains photos from his travels across Europe and the United States. Photos in London pubs, in Moscow fish markets and in Coney Island revelry were all taken with his Rolleiflex camera.
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