BY JOSEPHINE LEDDET
" I'm a photographer drawn to quiet atmospheres, natural light, and the beauty that hides in everyday moments. This series was created during a slow, sun-drenched journey through Koh Phangan and Koh Tao. "
"Between lush landscapes, slow mornings, and sun-drenched textures, I tried to capture a sense of calm, presence, and island simplicity."
"In Koh Phangan, my days began on the soft sands of Bottle Beach or Salad Beach, and ended with sunsets at places like 2C Bar or Cintamani each offering its own version of island magic."
"Koh Tao brought a different rhythm: crystal waters at Shark Bay, Ao Leuk, and Freedom Beach, quick bites on the street (don’t miss 995 Roasted Duck, John’s or Pork leg), and sunsets from Secret Bar that felt like scenes from a dream."
"These images are fragments of that time—quiet, warm, and just a little salty."
"The light became my quiet companion—filtering through palms at midday, dancing across tabletops during slow, unhurried lunches, making footprints fade from the sand before I could turn to look back."
"Thailand moved at its own rhythm—slow in some places, pulsing in others. Mornings began with the scent of jasmine and strong coffee, the hum of scooters passing shrines wrapped in marigolds. I wandered through sleepy streets and sunlit markets, where silver fish glinted on ice and incense curled toward the ceiling. "
"Afternoons were for shade and stillness—bare feet on cool tile, the soft clink of ice in a glass, the occasional rustle of geckos in the rafters. And in the evenings, just as the sky turned indigo, lanterns blinked to life one by one, and everything seemed to glow from within."
