Caroline Sinno Photography has been in business for over 13 years in the NYC Metro Area.
Feel free to drop us a line for photo shoot bookings, lifestyle sessions, event inquiries or simply to say “Hi.”
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M: 201.669.9694
E: caroline@carolinesinno.com
I recently had the BEST TIME EVER photographing select members of the funny and talented crew behind the Venezuelan Film Festival in New York (VEFFNY) – Founder and Director, Irene Yibirin,… Read More →
Recently shot an entire ad campaign for Hirepurpose, a company which specializes in placing US veterans into civilian jobs. Mostly comprised of veterans, the Hirepurpose team is such a professional… Read More →
It was such a great honor to photograph a momentous evening for Freedom to Marry as they celebrated their 10th Anniversary! Master of Ceremonies was the famed actress and activist, Cynthia Nixon… Read More →
Recently I had the best time photographing TechCrunch’s NY Meetup + Pitchoff at the Santos Party House! Click on the link below to see all of the images on TechCrunch’s… Read More →
It’s now February and there will be six more weeks of winter. Instead of crying the blues about being cold and uncomfortable, I would rather embrace the beauty of the… Read More →
Mandy and Simon wanted to recreate their wedding day while on honeymoon in New York City. Their original wedding in the UK was gorgeous, but in their view, not captured… Read More →
There is something so beautiful about Autumn. The colors come alive and the air is crisp. Everything has some sort of pumpkin twist to it and people are just gearing… Read More →
Now that the sun is descending earlier, I welcome fall’s imminent arrival, but begin to miss the open road and longer days of summer. May was ignited by a road… Read More →
I recently had the honor of photographing a destination wedding at the gorgeous Ormond Plantation in Destrehan, Louisiana which is right outside New Orleans. Between the gorgeous grounds, the sweeping oak… Read More →
Entering the KGB Bar in the East Village you will find a steep, dilapidated stairwell leading to a former speakeasy for Ukrainian Socialists. You can still feel a double-locked door… Read More →