ABOUT PTTP

Hi, my name is Sarah Deragon, and I believe in big ideas, early-morning creativity, and the awesome opportunity of every new day. I’m a professional portrait photographer residing in the beautiful Bay Area.

I've been a photographer for over 13 years and have had the pleasure of working with big clients like Adobe and Google, and I am also thrilled by working with individuals hoping to up their professional presence online.

I am the creator of the NOT SO CORPORATE HEADSHOT, I’ve been dominating the market in Online Dating Photos, I lead customized photo walks, and I teach iPhoneography classes, sharing my passion for photography and helping others capture the world around them.

My passion for photography has always centered around capturing the very best version of people—focusing on portraiture that’s fun and authentic by utilizing natural light, creative locations, and some good jokes. I particularly love working with people who hate having their photo taken.

I photograph artists and creatives, entrepreneurs and small business owners, and all sorts of tech folks. All of my services are built around telling compelling visual stories, with the majority of my work falling into not-so-corporate headshots for individuals, stellar online dating photos, cool custom stock photos for small businesses, and creative portrait sessions.

Some of my Bay Area clients include Google, ArcadeAI, Cloudflare, Stripe, Adobe, Yelp, JetBlue, The Teaching Well, Hello Alice, NextDoor, New Relic, Malwarebytes, ZenDesk, SoFi, and Kabam.

I have partnered with Smirnoff Vodka and the Human Rights Campaign on a limited edition Pride bottle, and in 2018 I partnered with Harry's on a special Pride razor. The campaign was gorgeous, and I'm so proud of the images we created!

I’m a proud member of the LGBTQ community!

Feel free to visit SARAHDERAGON.COM to find out more about experiences with me like photo walks, iPhoneography 101 classes and Creative Portrait Classes.

About Me video by QT With A Camera.

#SHELEADER video about me by Mary Betsy.