New York Architectural Photographer
Gil Stose Photography photographs architecture and interiors throughout New York City and the Northeast — from midtown Manhattan commercial developments and Brooklyn adaptive-reuse projects to penthouses, brownstones, and Long Island estates. Gil’s East Coast office is in New York, and he brings the same editorial precision to every assignment that has placed his work in Architectural Digest, Dwell, Forbes, ELLE Decor, and The Wall Street Journal.
New York architects and developers use Gil’s photography for AIA award submissions, press packages, project archives, and marketing. Every project is approached as a potential publication — because most of them end up in one. Browse the architecture portfolio and interiors work.
Services in New York
- 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
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you photograph both commercial and residential architecture in New York?
Yes — corporate headquarters and commercial developments as well as penthouses, private residences, and architecturally significant homes across NYC, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, and the wider Northeast including Boston and Philadelphia.
Can New York projects include aerial photography?
Yes, where airspace rules permit. Gil Stose is an FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot and handles the airspace authorization process for legal aerial photography in the New York area.
Is your photography suitable for AIA award submissions and press?
That is the core of the practice. Images are delivered submission-ready — correct color, exposure, framing, and format — meeting the technical requirements of major publications and award juries on first delivery.
How far in advance should I book a New York shoot?
Two to four weeks is comfortable for scheduling and weather windows, though faster turnarounds are often possible. Contact [email protected] or use gilstose.com/contact.