Self-portrait, Rennes - 2025
Self-portrait, London - 1985
Rolleiflex 2.8f on Kodak Tri-X — Gold Diadora's, they were a 'thing' at the time...
Profile
“Photographer Guy Sargent takes inspiration from contemporary art and painting, creating a genre-spanning body of work that defies categorisation. From landscapes, architecture and interiors to still life and portraiture, no subject is off limits to his lens."________________________________________________________________________________________
Commissions
I am available for commissioned and commercial photographic work across architecture, interiors, portrait, fashion, and beauty.
Each project is approached with the same considered, observational style — creating images that feel natural, refined, and thoughtfully composed.
If you have a project in mind, please get in touch — I would be very happy to discuss your brief.
A note on Portraiture — "Cinematic Conversations".
Actors, models and dancers need more than a standard headshot — they need images that feel real, engaging, and castable. My approach goes beyond the traditional "Spotlight" style, focusing on natural, honest portrayals that reflect who you are and what you bring to screen or stage. The result is a series of images that feel less posed and more like moments from a film. Working in a relaxed, conversational way, I offer subtle direction to draw out expression, presence, and range — giving casting directors something more: a genuine sense of character, depth, and authenticity.
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Prints
All photographs at guysargentprints.com are available as Limited Edition Archival Inkjet Giclée Prints.
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Guy's work has been exhibited three times at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
Royal Academy of Arts - Summer Exhibition - London 2021 | Silbury Hill, Autumnal Equinox
Royal Academy of Arts - Summer Exhibition - London 2011 | Place des Héros, Arras
Royal Academy of Arts - Summer Exhibition - London 2009 | Balcony in Fog, Venice
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