Carlo Di Palma

THE LIFE

Di Palma grew up in a poor Roman family; his mother sold flowers on the Spanish Steps and his father was a studio camera operator, whom he watched at work as a boy. He worked his way up in Italian studios, shared the camera on Divorce Italian Style and made his name with Michelangelo Antonioni, shooting Red Desert and Blowup. In the 1980s and 1990s he became Woody Allen's regular director of photography, from Hannah and Her Sisters and Radio Days to Mighty Aphrodite. He also directed a handful of films, and died in Rome in 2004.

Source: Wikipedia