Antonio Cuellar works as a photographer based in Miami, covering hotel, hospitality, food and beverage, lifestyle, and architecture photography for luxury brands and businesses across the city and South Florida. A career spanning 26 years has taken Antonio Cuellar into hotels, restaurants, and design studios on nearly every continent, working directly alongside brand names such as Fairmont, Mandarin Oriental, Marriott, InterContinental, and Hilton — and Miami is the home base that career operates from.
Why Miami
Few cities offer the visual range Miami does: Art Deco facades in South Beach, glass towers rising over downtown, the turquoise edge of Biscayne Bay, and neighborhoods like Little Havana with a visual identity all their own. That variety is part of why Antonio Cuellar chose to base a career here — and why clients from the hospitality and design worlds regularly fly Antonio Cuellar out for projects in other cities too.
Hotel and Hospitality Photography
Major hotel brands trust Antonio Cuellar to photograph properties across Miami’s beachfront and downtown corridors as a luxury hotel photographer and hospitality photographer. Coverage spans guest rooms, lobbies, amenities, and dining spaces, built to sell the experience of staying at a property rather than simply document its layout.
Architecture and Interior Design Photography
From the pastel facades along Ocean Drive to the glass lines of Brickell’s modern towers, Antonio Cuellar’s architecture photography and interior design photography work is commissioned by architects, developers, and design firms who need Miami’s built environment captured with precise lighting and composition.
Resort, Lifestyle, and Food Photography
Miami’s resorts and restaurants call for a different eye than a hotel lobby. Antonio Cuellar’s resort photography and lifestyle photography capture the pace of life at the city’s top properties — poolside, waterfront, and beyond — while food photography work brings that same craft to Miami’s dining rooms and cafecito culture.
Commercial, Advertising, and Airline Photography
Beyond hospitality, Antonio Cuellar shoots commercial photography and advertising photography for Miami businesses and brands, along with airline photography — a specialty relatively few photographers based in the city offer at this level.
Miami’s Design and Visitor Landscape
South Beach’s Art Deco Historic District is one of the largest concentrations of 1920s–40s architecture in the world, and the Miami Design Preservation League is the nonprofit responsible for its preservation and public tours — a useful reference point for understanding the district Antonio Cuellar photographs regularly. For a broader view of Miami as a destination, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau covers the city and beaches as a whole.
Work With Antonio Cuellar in Miami
Hotel brands, developers, design firms, and businesses looking to showcase Miami through photography can work directly with Antonio Cuellar, who brings both technical expertise and local knowledge of the city to every shoot. Contact Antonio Cuellar to discuss a Miami project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of photography does Antonio Cuellar specialize in across Miami? Hotel, hospitality, architecture, resort, lifestyle, food and beverage, commercial, advertising, and airline photography, covering luxury brands and businesses throughout Miami and South Florida.
Which hospitality brands has Antonio Cuellar worked with? Over a 26-year career, Antonio Cuellar has worked directly with brands including Fairmont, Mandarin Oriental, Marriott, InterContinental, and Hilton, among others.
Is Antonio Cuellar available for shoots outside Miami? Yes. While based in Miami, Antonio Cuellar regularly travels for hotel, hospitality, and brand assignments across the U.S. and internationally.
Does Antonio Cuellar photograph restaurants as well as hotels in Miami? Yes. Food and beverage photography is a dedicated specialty alongside hotel, resort, and architecture work.
What areas of Miami does Antonio Cuellar typically shoot? Work spans South Beach’s Art Deco district, downtown and Brickell’s modern towers, Biscayne Bay, and neighborhoods including Little Havana, depending on the project.