Gil Stunner is an internationally recognized fine art photographer and storyteller, known for his cinematic style laced with gritty realism. A former hands-on mechanic turned visual craftsman—his motto, "From wrenches to lenses," is no gimmick. It's how he lives.
Gil’s work spans humanitarian missions in West Africa, vintage racing on East Coast beaches, and raw, emotional portraits from around the globe. His fine art prints have been featured in various magazines, Photographize’s 100 Inspiring Artists of the Year (2024) Book , Masters of Monochrome Vol. 1 (coming Soon), and showcased by Gallery Canyons, LDN Collective, and Helm + Oar.
You’ll find him wherever there's character to be captured—on the track, in the jungle, at a gallery, or somewhere in between.
1. Sierra Leone – JOKANDA
Captured during a humanitarian mission with Doctors Without Borders and the Saving Lives Initiative, this project documents strength and vulnerability in the face of adversity. JOKANDA is a raw portrait series showcasing the grace and pain of communities often overlooked.
2. The Black Cat – Rob Ida x Jaguar XK120
An homage to elegance in motion, this project documents Rob Ida’s iconic Jaguar—blending sleek automotive design with the grit of New York’s streets. A love letter to curves, shadows, and engineering perfection.
3. TROG – The Race of Gentlemen
Shot on the sand in Wildwood, NJ, this adrenaline-drenched series captures the spirit of American nostalgia—vintage metal, roaring engines, and the wild hearts who bring the past to life.
4. Guadalajara, Mexico – Celebration in Motion
Part of an ongoing study in color, movement, and joy, this project celebrates traditional Mexican dance and the beauty of culture in motion—captured mid-spin with a painterly lens.
