On A Photo Hunt

Italian wildlife photographer Stefano Ronchi creates high-impact wildlife photographs through careful study of behavior and a mastery of technique

By Mark Edward Harris, Photography By Stefano Ronchi

Published October 2, 2012
Updated July 1, 2016

Stefano Ronchi was born in Caravaggio, Italy, in 1965. At 15, he bought his first camera.

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