We arrived at Nai Thon Beach just after sunrise, the golden light painting the Andaman Sea in soft hues. Supermodel Nam Fon stepped out of the Raptor, her flowing cover-up barely concealing the stunning bikini we had lined up for the shoot.
The challenge was finding the perfect spot. The tide had left the rocks slick, and every step felt like balancing on glass. “Careful,” I called, offering Nam Fon a steady hand as we navigated the uneven terrain. She moved gracefully, her bare feet finding the safest footholds as if she’d done this a thousand times.
Once we reached a secluded cove, I set up the reflector to soften the harsh sun. Direct sunlight was a no-go—it would wash out her flawless skin. Instead, we found shade beneath a rocky overhang, where dappled light created a natural, dreamlike glow.
Nam Fon slipped into her bikini, a pure white one that was perfect contrast against the dark rocks. With each pose, she embodied effortless elegance, the wind teasing her hair as waves crashed behind her. We worked quickly, chasing the best light, dodging the midday heat.
By the time we wrapped up, the tide was creeping in, reclaiming the rocks we had carefully traversed. “That was magic,” Nam Fon said, flashing a “you know what want next” knowing smile. And as we packed up, I couldn’t help but agree. Nai Thon Beach had given us the perfect canvas—wild, untamed, and breathtakingly beautiful.
