Puerto Rico Architectural Photographer

Puerto Rico Architectural Photographer

Gil Stose Photography is based in San Juan, Puerto Rico — the primary studio of the practice — photographing architecture, interiors, and resorts across all Puerto Rico municipalities: Condado, Isla Verde, Dorado, Bahia Beach, Ponce, Mayagüez, and beyond. Landmark work includes the Mall of San Juan, a Young De La Sota Architects residence at Bahia Beach, and Ritz-Carlton properties, with imagery published in Architectural Digest and The Wall Street Journal.

As the Official Airbnb Luxe Caribbean Photographer and a Ritz-Carlton Certified Photographer, Gil serves Puerto Rico’s architects, developers, hospitality brands, and the many U.S. mainland companies doing business on the island. He is also FAA Part 107 certified, which permits legal commercial drone photography throughout Puerto Rico and U.S. territories — a certification many local photographers lack. See the architecture portfolio and aerial work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you photograph throughout Puerto Rico or just San Juan?

All municipalities. The studio is in San Juan, and assignments regularly cover Dorado, Bahia Beach, Ponce, Mayaguez, Fajardo, Humacao, and the surrounding metro areas, plus the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Is your drone photography legal in Puerto Rico?

Yes. Gil Stose holds an FAA Part 107 Commercial Remote Pilot Certificate, which is required for legal commercial drone photography in Puerto Rico and all U.S. territories.

Do you work with mainland U.S. companies shooting in Puerto Rico?

Frequently. Gil bridges both worlds — publication-level standards that mainland brands expect, with local knowledge of Puerto Rico locations, logistics, light, and permitting.

What notable Puerto Rico projects have you photographed?

The Mall of San Juan, a Young De La Sota Architects residence at Bahia Beach, Ritz-Carlton and Airbnb Luxe properties, financial institutions, and medical facilities across the island.

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