I’m Stefano Schick, a 23-year-old photographer and filmmaker from Brescia, Italy. Photography has been part of my life since I was young, largely thanks to my father, who passed that passion on to me. Over time, it became much more than a hobby and naturally grew into the work I do today. I’ve loved cars since I was a kid, and today I work professionally in motorsport alongside my studies in mechanical engineering, combining my interest in the technical and creative sides of things.
Outside of work, I spend as much time as I can outdoors. I rock climb, go to the mountains, ski tour and go diving. I genuinely enjoy being in these environments, and that connection is a big part of why I’m drawn to outdoor photography and film. I like being out there myself and capturing what makes these places and experiences special.
I’ve also always been curious about the world around me. I love watching documentaries and discovering subjects I know little about, and making them gives me the chance to explore those worlds more closely. From aviation and sport to woodland firefighting, I enjoy understanding what happens behind the scenes and finding the story behind it. Whatever the subject, I want my work to go beyond simply showing what happened and give people a real sense of the experience, the atmosphere and the people involved.
I’m Stefano Schick, a 23-year-old photographer and filmmaker from Brescia, Italy. My passion for photography started when I was young, thanks to my father, while my love for cars eventually led me to work professionally in motorsport alongside my studies in mechanical engineering.
Outside of work, I love rock climbing, spending time in the mountains, ski touring and diving. I’m also fascinated by documentaries and discovering unfamiliar worlds, from aviation and sport to woodland firefighting. Whether I’m shooting motorsport, outdoor projects or documentary stories, I aim to capture more than what happens, bringing out the atmosphere, the people and the experience behind each story.
