01 Time together
Holiday photography
Portraits for couples, families and solo travellers, with time for the people and settings that make your holiday yours.
Personal photography & film · Phu Quoc
Phu Quoc photographer Your moments, beautifully captured.
Personal photography and films for couples, families and solo travellers. Capture the people and moments that make this holiday yours.
Based in Phu Quoc
A conversation with a team on the island.
Plan before the camera
Share your ideas, comfort level and priorities.
Photography & personal film
Choose the format that fits your occasion.
Find your session
Photography and film services in Phu Quoc
A holiday together, a surprise or a celebration. Find your occasion, then explore the details.
02 An occasion to remember
Proposals & celebrations
For a surprise proposal, anniversary or birthday. Begin with the moment you want to remember and a discreet way to plan it.
03 An occasion to remember
Weddings & pre-wedding
Wedding-day coverage follows your celebration; pre-wedding portraits create dedicated time for the two of you. Choose the experience that fits your occasion.
04 Another way to remember
Personal video & social content
Personal films and short-form video, shaped around how you want to watch and share them. Bring a reference for mood, movement or pace.
05 Another way to remember
Private event coverage
Photography and video enquiries for private dinners, birthdays and family gatherings. Start with the people, atmosphere and moments that matter.
Not sure which fits? Start with what you have in mind.
Let’s talk ↗Behind the scenes · Our team
The people behind your photographs and film.
A glimpse of our photographers and filmmakers at work. Every session is planned around its own people, place and pace.
Selected photographs
People first. Beautiful surroundings.
Notice the light, the gestures and the places that draw you in. These individual photographs offer a starting point for your own ideas.
01A moment between two
02Together by the water
03Space to be yourself
04The last light
05A walk together
06Just before the next chapter
Find your setting
The island is part of your story.
Explore places with different light, atmosphere and practical considerations before choosing where to photograph.
Location guide
Grand World Phu Quoc: a day-to-night photography guide
A practical local guide to planning portraits, destination photography and commercial production around Grand World’s colourful canal, architecture and changing evening light.
Light & timing
Early morning for calmer frames; late afternoon into blue hour for colour and illumination. The exact sequence is planned around current venue activity and weather.
Location guide
Sunset Town and Kiss Bridge: a photography and filming guide
Firsthand planning guidance for portraits, proposals and destination production around Sunset Town and Kiss Bridge, with realistic notes on western light, public activity and managed access.
Light & timing
Late afternoon through blue hour is the signature sequence; morning offers cleaner directional light on selected streets. Conditions and venue activity decide the final route.
Location guide
Rach Vem and Starfish Beach: a responsible photography guide
A north-island guide to the fishing-coast landscape, shallow-water imagery and responsible wildlife observation at Rach Vem, with honest seasonal, road and tide considerations.
Light & timing
Soft morning light is usually the first option for people and shallow-water detail. Tide, rain, wind and road conditions are checked close to the date; wildlife visibility is never guaranteed.
Location guide
Khem Beach and Sao Beach: a Phu Quoc photography guide
Choose between two white-sand settings in southern Phu Quoc for couples, families, wedding portraits or a commercial shoot. Compare the atmosphere, light, access and preparation before choosing your stretch of beach.
Light & timing
Start by considering early morning for portraits, then check the exact stretch, shade and forecast. Bright sand reflects plenty of light; later sessions need their own lighting plan, not an automatic sunset-over-water promise.
Inspired by Phu Quoc
Slow down. Keep a little of this feeling.
Your session need not feel rushed or endlessly posed. Tell us what you want to remember, and we can plan a setting and time that suit your trip.
A little more like you
You do not need to know how to pose.
Quiet portraits, movement or a playful family photograph? Tell us what feels like you. No collection of practised poses is needed.
A starting point, not a performance
A simple movement or a change of viewpoint can feel more comfortable than copying a pose. Let us know how much direction you prefer.
Room for your own pace
Mention children’s routines, mobility needs and breaks so the plan can reflect your group’s pace.
Your preferences matter
Tell us your preferences around clothing, attention and image sharing. Publication permission is separate from taking part in a session.
Photographing Phu Quoc
Let the island shape the plan.
Choose a setting that fits your day as well as your photographs. Light, travel and comfort all matter.
Light & weather
Soft colour, bright coastal light or an evening mood: choose a direction while leaving room for changing conditions.
Setting & access
Beaches, gardens and architecture offer different backgrounds. Access, privacy and any venue fees need checking for your chosen setting.
Travel & comfort
Share where you are staying and how much walking suits your group. Fewer locations can mean more time together.
Island inspiration
Another side of the island
Wildlife, underwater worlds and the colour of island life. Explore our editorial photography alongside personal sessions in the portfolio.
Simple, considered steps
From an idea to your photographs.
From your first idea to the agreed session and finished photographs.
- 01
Enquire
Send your occasion, dates, group size and any visual references.
- 02
Plan
Agree the setting, coverage, costs and practical arrangements before confirming.
- 03
Photograph / film
Follow the agreed plan, with your important moments and comfort in mind.
- 04
Receive
Receive the photographs or film according to the formats and timing in your agreement.
Phu Quoc Times Media
Meet the people behind the camera.
Meet the local photography and film team. Watch our short introduction for a look behind the photographs.
Toan Ngo
Founder
Founder connecting strategy, branding, SEO and technology to build practical, sustainable growth systems for businesses.
- Business & Brand Strategy
- Digital Growth & SEO
- Technology Solutions
Truong Phu Quoc
Photographer
An AVAPA-recognized photographer capturing people, places and brands with an authentic perspective. A Phu Quoc local, Truong Phu Quoc brings his understanding of the island’s people, culture and everyday life to each project.
- Fine art photography
- Drone & videography
- Phu Quoc insight
Nguyen Van Trieu
Travel Photographer
Travel photographer capturing Phu Quoc’s landscapes, experiences and everyday moments through vibrant, destination-focused imagery.
- Travel Photography
- Landscapes & Experiences
- Phu Quoc Exploration
Before you book
A few things you might be wondering.
How do I start planning a session?
Use the booking page to share your dates, occasion and group size. Add a preferred setting or reference photographs if you have them. Sending an enquiry starts the discussion; availability and the final scope still need confirmation.
What should we wear?
Choose clothing you feel comfortable moving in. Tell us about your preferred colours, the setting and any outfit changes you are considering. For a group, coordinating the overall feel is a useful starting point without making everyone dress identically.
What if I feel awkward in front of a camera?
You do not need modelling experience to enquire. Tell us how much direction you would like and whether you prefer still portraits or movement. We can discuss an approach that feels more familiar before deciding on the session.
Can we plan around young children?
Include children’s ages, usual rest times and any practical needs in your enquiry. The location and scope should take those details into account. Confirm the proposed schedule together rather than assuming a fixed session will suit every family.
What happens if the weather changes?
Weather and light cannot be guaranteed. Ask about the options for your date and clarify any rescheduling, cancellation or location-change terms before confirming. An alternative plan depends on availability, access and the agreed arrangements.
When and how will we receive the photographs?
Delivery timing, edited-image selection, file formats and usage terms need to be confirmed in your quotation. If you need photographs or a film for a particular date, mention that at the start so it can be discussed before booking.
Let’s start with you
Make a little room for something worth keeping.
Share your occasion, dates and who is joining you. A few details are enough to start the conversation.
Plan your session
Published work and recognition
Photographer
Trương Phú Quốc
Trương Phú Quốc is an art photographer with a longstanding connection to Phu Quoc. Nhiếp ảnh và Đời sống magazine has featured his aerial photographs of the island’s coast, resorts, harbours and urban life, and reported on his local tourism photography work.
Photographer
Từ Thế Duy
Từ Thế Duy is a photographer whose published work includes Vietnamese landscapes. The Vietnam Association of Photographic Artists’ report on the 2021 Mekong Delta Art Photography Festival, reproduced by Nhiếp ảnh và Đời sống, identifies him as a photographer from Kiên Giang.
Phu Quoc photography: find your session
Explore personal, couple and family photography, compare island locations and discuss your plans with the local team.