The route
For Seseh we meet at the end of the beach road about forty minutes before sunset. The first frames are on the dark sand where it meets the rock, the two of you walking slowly with the reef and the fishermen beyond, then sitting on a sarong while the light warms. As the tide drops, pools form on the rock shelf and mirror the sky, and we use them for a reflection frame or two before the sun goes. The temple on the point stays in the background — we do not climb to it. The villa version is set for late afternoon: coffee or a cold coconut on the bale, feet in the pool, the gate and the lane outside with frangipani on the ground. With an extra hour ($100) the villa comes first from around 4:30 pm, then a short drive to Seseh for the sunset. If you want the shoot to feel more like an event, a flying dress for the bride is $120.












