Sergio Villatoro Photography

Sergio Villatoro Photography New York and Connecticut-based photographer specializing in high-end events, personal branding, architecture, and interiors.

Sergio delivers professional imagery defined by clarity, composition, and style.

Congrats Robyn + Victor on your engagement! Such an honor to capture your special moment 💍 🥂
08/31/2022

Congrats Robyn + Victor on your engagement! Such an honor to capture your special moment 💍 🥂

Congratulations to Jessica and Chris on their engagement!- • I cannot wait to spend the rest of my life with you! 💍Tha...
07/27/2022

Congratulations to Jessica and Chris on their engagement!
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• I cannot wait to spend the rest of my life with you! 💍

Thank you for the amazing photos!

Had a great time in Central Park photographing Jaelyn and Russ for their engagement photos! 🌇
12/15/2021

Had a great time in Central Park photographing Jaelyn and Russ for their engagement photos! 🌇

The end of the year means gearing up for award season. What was your favorite movie of 2021? -Here are some behind-the-s...
12/12/2021

The end of the year means gearing up for award season. What was your favorite movie of 2021?
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Here are some behind-the-scenes shots for Contenders NYC at the Museum of the Moving Image.
Shot for Deadline, Dec. 2021

The perfect New York weather for Helen & Sam’s engagement session. Congratulations to this wonderful couple! 💍 🍂
11/23/2021

The perfect New York weather for Helen & Sam’s engagement session. Congratulations to this wonderful couple!
💍 🍂

10/30/2021

Rainy day in Mamaroneck. Mamaroneck Avenue in 1958 and 2021.
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Photo from 1958 provided by The Westchester County Historical Society.
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Follow my account to see photos of Mamaroneck, New York from back in the day!

10/29/2021

Looking down Main Street (downtown White Plains, NY) in 1928 and now, 2021, looking East to Mamaroneck Avenue. On the right, the former Home Savings Bank built in 1925. It was later repurposed as a Zanaro’s restaurant, which is now occupied by Buffalo Wild Wings.

In 1683, some 4,435 acres of land was purchased from the Weckquaeskeck Tribe by a group of men from Rye, now home to White Plains, originally called “Quarropas,” meaning “white marshes” or “white plains.” This name fit well with the lush marshes that were often covered by a heavy fog.
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Original (black and white) photo provided by the Westchester Historical Society.
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Colorized using post production app.

Thank you to the lovely for opening up your beautiful home for this photo session.
08/28/2021

Thank you to the lovely for opening up your beautiful home for this photo session.

08/16/2021

A bird’s-eye view ☁️ ⛪️ ☁️ First Baptist Church of White Plains, NY

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