Miami Architectural Photographer
Gil Stose Photography provides commercial and editorial architectural photography throughout Miami and South Florida — from Brickell high-rises and Miami Beach hospitality properties to private residences in Coral Gables and new developments in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. With an office in Miami and more than 20 years of experience, Gil serves architects, developers, interior designers, and hospitality brands across the region.
Gil’s architectural work has been published in Architectural Digest, Forbes, ELLE Decor, Dwell, and The Wall Street Journal, and he has photographed Ritz-Carlton properties and Airbnb Luxe Caribbean listings. Florida developers rely on his imagery for pre-sales marketing, construction completion documentation, and publication submissions — see his architecture portfolio.
Gil’s approach to architectural photography is informed by an early career in film and live television production, where precision, planning, and visual narrative are essential. That foundation shapes every Miami assignment: a deep respect for architectural intent—light, proportion, materiality, and spatial experience—rather than surface aesthetics alone. Whether the project is a Brickell high-rise nearing completion, a Miami Beach hospitality property, or a private residence in Coral Gables, the standard is the same: images built for editorial publication, marketing campaigns, and award submissions.
Services in Miami
- Architectural photography — exteriors, interiors, twilight
- Interior design photography
- FAA Part 107 certified aerial & drone photography
- Kitchen & bath photography
- Editorial, AIA/RIBA award submissions, developer marketing
Photography Across Miami and South Florida
Miami’s architecture spans dense urban high-rises, waterfront hospitality properties, and low-rise residential neighborhoods, and each calls for a different photographic strategy. Downtown and Brickell towers are typically photographed for pre-sales marketing and construction-progress milestones, often paired with FAA Part 107 certified aerial photography to show a building’s relationship to the skyline and waterfront. Hospitality properties in Miami Beach and along the coast are photographed for brand marketing and editorial submission, with attention to how interior design, amenities, and architecture work together. Residential work in neighborhoods like Coral Gables is typically commissioned by architects and interior designers for portfolio use, award submissions, and press. The same standard extends north to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, and across the rest of Florida including Orlando and Tampa.
With more than 20 years of professional experience, Gil Stose photographs architecture and interiors for international design and architecture publications, architectural and interior design firms, developers, and hospitality brands throughout Miami and South Florida. That experience includes work for Ritz-Carlton and as the Official Airbnb Luxe Caribbean Photographer, alongside residential and developer commissions across the region. This breadth allows Miami clients to rely on one photographer across press submissions, marketing campaigns, award entries, and archival documentation—without compromising consistency or quality.
Every Miami assignment is delivered publication-ready—color-accurate, properly composed for both digital and print use, and organized for straightforward licensing across marketing, editorial, and award use. Clients working with architects, developers, interior designers, and hospitality brands get one photographer managing the full assignment, from pre-shoot planning through final delivery, rather than coordinating between separate ground and aerial photographers.
Gil Stose Photography operates from a Miami office in addition to the primary studio in San Juan, Puerto Rico, making the Miami and South Florida market a core part of the practice rather than an occasional travel assignment. That local presence means faster scheduling, familiarity with the region’s architecture and light, and the same editorial-caliber standard applied throughout the rest of the portfolio.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you photograph architecture anywhere in South Florida?
Yes. From the Miami office, Gil Stose photographs commercial and residential architecture across Miami, Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa, and the rest of Florida — including neighborhoods like Brickell and Coral Gables. Travel throughout South Florida is standard for both single-project and multi-property assignments.
Can you provide drone photography for Miami developments?
Yes. Gil Stose is an FAA Part 107 certified commercial drone pilot, delivering legal aerial photography for Florida developers alongside ground-level exterior and interior photography — one photographer, one consistent set. Aerial imagery is commonly used for pre-sales marketing that shows a development’s context and skyline relationship, and for documenting construction progress over time.
What Miami clients do you typically work with?
Real estate developers, architectural firms, interior designers, and luxury hospitality brands. Work is delivered publication-ready, at the standard of Architectural Digest and Forbes, where Gil’s photography has appeared, and is used across marketing campaigns, press submissions, and award entries.
Can you photograph interiors as well as building exteriors in Miami?
Yes. Interior design photography is one of the core services offered alongside architectural exteriors, covering everything from full residential interiors to hospitality common areas and kitchen and bath work.
Do you work with Miami architecture and design firms on an ongoing basis?
Yes. Many Miami clients are architects, developers, and interior designers with recurring photography needs across multiple projects, and Gil Stose Photography is set up to support that kind of ongoing working relationship.
How do I book a Miami architectural shoot?
Use the contact page at gilstose.com/contact or email [email protected]. Gil personally manages every assignment — no intake system, no agency layer — and typically responds within one business day.